That was back when you needed two years of rental history to count rental income to help qualify for the next house.

Even if you qualify for the delayed financing exception which allows cashing out before 6 months, you will be limited to recouping purchase price of 10k plus closing costs. 

If you have a hot market and multiple qualified applicants, there is no reason to consider paying an agent.

@Octavio Mitogo Being that I have not invested in anything yet, I would definitely ask more qualified people to give you an answer coming from more experience, but from what I have been hearing and seeing, prices are expensive in Orlando which can hurt Cash Flow. 

I doubt they would even look, but if you qualify for food stamps it is unlikely you would qualify for a mortgage.  

Consider this possible scenario:Test ads create a list of serious, qualified buyers who want to buy a home in the park, knowing your plan to make the park a great place to live.That means you can tell the tenants in the POHs that you are putting them for sale.

At the moment we haven't purchase our first house yet so we would qualify for certain programs etc.

If you set up your sale so that it qualifies for a 1031 exchange you don't need to worry about the mortgage on the property. 

If you are going to be a syndicator, get a qualified mentor.

When your MAGI exceeds $150k, you can no longer take any passive loss.To get around the PAL rules, you can qualify as a real estate professional and materially participate in your rentals.