Q2: If I sold the new property in the future (after living there for at least 2 years) would it again be considered a primary residence and get the 250k cap gains deduction?

They are saying if a person lived on the property for more than 14 days contiguously then their damages can't be considered vandalism.

Since you're purchasing your first home, you likely don't have this rental history.Lease Agreement: While a signed lease agreement is a positive step, it might not be sufficient on its own for a lender to consider the rental income in your mortgage application.

Then, with a large amount of equity in the property, we look to get into the BRRR strategy.What are some things I should consider, look more into? 

With these changes, the portfolio is now expected to be about -$2,300 / month cash flow.I am considering a few options and would love this communities opinions:Option 1) Sell property 1 to pay entire mortgage of property 5 (highest interest rate) -- Pro: Improves cash flow by ~$1,600 / month. 

We are searching for new tenants and are considering a tenant who has plenty of income and >800 credit.

Tapping into the equity of your mobile home portfolio can be challenging, but there are several approaches you can take:Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC):Primary Residence: If you own a primary residence with substantial equity, consider taking out a HELOC to fund additional investments or improvements to your mobile homes.

It's fantastic to hear that you're considering adding rental properties to your investment strategy.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

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