Account Closed depends, if your trying to finance the purchase then yes its probably too small for a MHP lender to want to get involved even if it cash flows and the seller actually has real and factual financials about the asset. 

My life is slowly all coming together, aswell as I have recieved a new job making over 50k a year and not sure what to do with it. ( assuming I save 40k/yr)My parents are struggling more financially, retirement for them is not in sight and theyre not getting any younger, theyre both 58yrs old.

In my research I've found "my solo 401k financial" that allows for REI investing, but haven't had any true luck with any others.

The developers need both economies of scale and top-end rents to make the numbers work.Post some more details, location and your financial breakdown, and the community will help you walk through whether this is actually a viable plan. 

I was talking to the executive director of a community action partnership last month and they built a low income rental housing community recently. 

There are many things they do that make no sense financially but they're dealing with big numbers and can't handle the work required to save a few properties here and there.

You are financially capable of going full-time with REI.

While rewarding and the pay is great, everytime I see my paycheck and the taxes come out, I ask myself, there's got to be another way to make enough to achieve financial independance. 

The first tenant isn't living with Grandma, she is a Grandma or so she told me; she lost her house in the financial crisis.

As with all things financial, there are some rules associated with how you invest in these accounts, and who you invest with.