However, an income producing asset, yes!

It is a manufactured home. 100 other units exactly like this one mass produced in a park.

Turnkey is near impossible to find and produce cash flow.

I was working in a local organic produce store in Paris, France, probably destined for a long, monotone, boring life when I went on a roadtrip in California in 2016 that would change my life.

Side note, this does produce active income (not passive income) so be aware of that as well.And if you don't have a primary, that is a great place to start your investing journey. 

Properly capitalized, I’m sure flips produce good margins, but rent and hold, with liberal fruit cakes must be challenging???

Point of most interest, do you have a return/interest paid to the investor during the construction period, or only after the asset is income producing?

(I also produce a weekly show on the MHP industry - you can see my bio for my youtube link)

@Dave Meyer is producing great data about this very topic.

I am eligible to retire from active duty in Nov 2023 and once I retire and settle down, I will probably be reviewing my entire investing strategy.