For someone who needs to relocate due to work and don't enjoy being a out of state landlord perhaps redeploying may be a better option.

Let’s say the mobile home is 30 plus years old therefore not having much resale value especially when considering the cost to relocate.

., 1 was from a relocation company, 1 was broker owned rental not listed, and 1 was from word of mouth unlisted, not even a sign on the property.That was 800+ properties ago. 

#Adults(over18)/#Children2) How soon are you seeking to relocate?

*data provided by Johnson Perkins Griffin Apartments Survey *data provided by Johnson Perkins Griffin Apartments Survey Meanwhile, on the demand side, job growth remains robust as more corporations seek to expand or relocate to the area.

We have owned 3 primary residences and sold 2 of them as we have relocated twice over the past 6 years.We're really interested in building a diverse portfolio of properties in different locations and of different types.

I have 12-doors there and am staying active.I actually grew up in northern Michigan but came out to the Bay Area for college, stay for more than a decade after that, and then relocated from Walnut Creek to Metro Detroit from 2017-2022.We grew our portfolio from 0 - 12 doors between 2019-2021 with the goal of generating at least $15k/mo in gross rents so we could move back to CA without sacrificing lifestyle. 

That's what happens when big companies and massive relocation happens.

I'm relocating the the Arlington area to make the transition to RE full time..sticking to SFH and duplex/triplex for now.  

I'm actually new to Miami (just relocated here about a month and a half ago from Madrid) and starting to study the Miami market in order to eventually invest in a rental property - most likely an SFR or MFR a little further out from Miami Beach.