Luxury househacking a nicer place that happens to have an income-producing rental is still househacking.   

He has a bail of $25,000 but can get out at any time if he can produce $2,500. 

In this case it means going for lower risk investments that produce lower returns.

A DST is simply a separate legal entity created under the laws of Delaware to hold title to one or more income producing commercial properties.

I also have 32 single family rentals and an office building that produce 10-15k/month cash flow (before vacancy/repairs).

Or just rely on them to produce financials?

Or possibly rent out the property as income producing?

But this showed me a real life example of how you can get into a new property and have unexpected expenses that pop up so it best to have a credit line or cash reserves on hand to be able to absorb these cost before the property itself has produced it's own cash reserve..

(or pay all year, whether they live there all year or not) Before I share the case for the RV park that behaves similarly, let's cover the main differences in a traditional sense.MH ParksInherently more stable assets, especially if all the homes are owned by the residentsEasier to manage once the park is stabilizedFilling vacant spaces requires moving homes, setting them up, making renovations, marketing, sales, and potentially carrying notesResidents tend to stay long termCapable of producing extremely stable cash flow, with the ability to perform through a recession RV Parks - A traditional RV park has transient traffic that moves in and out of the park.

If it was 150K with each side producing 1,000 yes but if each side produces 500 then no.