It would take me through the end of next year if I can limit lifestyle purchases like you said.

So you might be able to release some capital there to keep investing.Usually banks limit their loans to the same country unless they have securities in something in their own country.Investing in Dubai and Liverpool might be a viable option for you if you are employed in Dubai.

The truth is there is a very limited amount of cheap condos out there.For example, the cheapest 1 bedrooms (South King County), I have seen earlier this year were in the $40k price range.  

She definitely would not prefer to live over a house full of young children, but as long as the current tenants don't have children she is not operating outside of legal limits.  

He made over 100k a year and with limited lifestyle, we barely survive in SF.

Keep in mind that you may run into debt to income ratio limitations.

Another hoop to jump through and the MH is 10 years old, not sure where banks are drawing the age limit now on a MH. 

Between the zoning issues and the occupancy limits, and an ongoing short term rental battle, finding the right property might be tough.

They do all the time, and that's why small investors can profit even with their limited resources. 

What are the limitations and benefits for each of the companies?