Since I have worked in the oil & gas industry for 20+ years, this was a reasonably simple transition for me.

@Moses Carrillo I only see one very simple solution...buy the most units you possibly can as soon as you can.

It's a big jump and it takes a lot more planning and analyzing compared to the relatively simple process of managing single units.

I have been around Real Estate since 10 years old and over 9 years I haven't garnered a lot of knowledge, but the one thing I have realized is Real Estate Investing is basically simple as this.

You're correct, that question does seem amateur but not because the answer is simple.

Zillow, prop stream, drive bys, and asking neighbors questions are simple practices.

An offer of 14% simple interest on money borrowed tends to be a good starting point.

Some complicating, some simple.

Takes little money, the houses are easy to inspect, simple and inexpensive to fix up, and the park is responsible for all the infrastructure.

Floor plan could go a long way here as I cant tell something as simple as whether there is a master bath or not.