Want speed, try day trading.

well if you bought or built new construction and put it into use for your trade or business you got to write of 50% deprecation year one.. 

It sounds like you might be unnecessarily enlisting trades you may not need.

Im a union carpenter by trade.

Many individuals use the  Ira Custodian/administrator and don’t have the cost of the LLC formation, annual tax returns, state annual fees etc but trade them for custodian/administration fees and time. 

When 2020 began, my option trading took a turn and when everything came crashing down I've managed to ride the wave all the way down with a load of put options thanks to my mentor "TheTradingFraternity" on YouTube.

Also, what did you use to learn the trade?

Think E*Trade or Fidelity with different paperwork.

As it relates to filling up the park with homes, here are all the ways we have explored, from least amount of effort to the most:Advertise free lot rent for a year if they bring their own home into the park Work with the dealers who have showrooms and offer them an incentive to sell you their used trade-insWork with MH sales people who specialize in the sale of MH only (many times they will be dealers as well, but focused only on used homes)Network with MH movers who often times know of used homes that could be availableNetwork with wholesalers who flip MH (be aware of homes in parks with this, as most often the park will have first right of refusal and you cannot remove it from the park.

Corporate bonds are subject to all sorts of extra scrutiny and financial accounting standards being publicly-traded securities on highly regulated exchanges backed by companies who subject themselves to all of this scrutiny in the interest of providing transparency.