Even now as a mobile home investor, I still do things locally.

The entire premise of this plan relies on the appraised value of a duplex, and how much $150k gets you in your market.

Right now, I am thinking of turnkey out-of-state if the market continues at this pace because property taxes are so high in El Paso and rent growth has not increased with prices. 

In today's market, many office landlords would much rather walk away from their properties and take a loss than fight to attract tenants and avoid foreclosure.

I'm just not finding anything available or currently on the market that I would want to live in myself.

It’s highly passive and there not much to do other than network and marketing.

I’m running into problems with lenders because they’re not mobile homes, they’re not modular.

You won't find anything worth while in this area that's listed you'll need to connect with wholesalers to find off market deals or do marketing to find them yourself.

Engineer - Utilities LeadEaton - Matthew Root, Business Development Manager - WestEnel X Way - Luis Castro, Business Development ManagerEV Connect - Sheryl Rosenbaum, Program ManagerEverCharge - Kevin Kostiner, Director of Business DevelopmentEvGateway - Laura Pichardo, Director of MarketingEVPassport - Devin Ciriaco, Customer Success ManagerFlo - Thomas Koetje, Business Development Manager - Pacific NorthwestFlash - Sam Veraldi, Vice President, Mobility SalesFord Pro Charging - Mike Troy, Sr.

(I have no stake in this other than I just read this section in the book, and this is not some kind of marketing ploy by me.)