Purchase price: $535,000 Cash invested: $85,000 We Sold a mobile home that we purchased for $74,000 back in 2014.

Purchase price: $535,000 Cash invested: $85,000 We purchased our current house while we had our mobile home for sale.

Almost all banks have mobile and/or web applications that help keeps tabs and notifies you of every income and outgoing expenses.

We also are seeing a low number of late contracts, and our one mobile home tenant has been keeping up with rent payments no problem. 

Lot 4 - brick house, rentedLot 5 - empty mobile home lot, rented mobile home lot, a good bit of property that is forest and unusable due to flooding right now (but road access)Lot 6 - mobile home lot, rented outLot 7 - more currently unusable landLike I said, he wants to sell all of that as a package deal and is open to lots of financing options including seller-financing as long as it's a shorter financing period as he doesn't expect to be around in 30 years.Here are a few questions.

We will add value by adding an extra bedroom per unit, and "modernize" the place a bit!

Consider a mobile home .

Works great on laptop but the mobile is just ok imo.

I would like to sell my current properties to relocate and invest in rentals, mobile homes and/or short term rentals in Smoky Mountain area.

You'll get higher quality tenants and probably more rent if the units are modern and clean- sounds like there's enough cash flow for you to build up a nice capex buffer to do so.