@Bill Fanelli I am not personally using it, but I heard it can be a bit troublesome in terms of onboarding.

Personally, I would look to buy that kind of property and house hack it - meaning you live in one unit and rent the other 3-4 units out.

I am considering investing in Ohio, based on successful investments by friends but am open to other areas provided the fundamentals make sense.I look forward to connecting with fellow investors, real estate agents, and property managers to share insights and identify promising opportunities.Thanks,Julien

Their pricing isn't all that great but the service is good and they will wrap an umbrella liability policy around all of your personal items as well as up to 10 properties. 

I would surmise the bank places a lien on the title of the MH...In our state, MHs are considered "personal property" and have titles associated with them.  

Im happy to share any and all info I have on what works and what doesnt.

Link isn't working, but I was able to find it here: I was just sharing notes with someone else on these forums about things I look for with syndications, and while there is a lot to look at, the first one is: is this an asset class and business plan you want to invest in.  

I always tell them to fill out the application and if they pass we can meet and they can pay the money and almost every time the person that was trying to put the cash in my hand has multiple evictions, a huge list of felonies, or both.

Also there is some personal reasons which are hard to put a value.

Yes, it would be for short-term rentals as well as personal use.