@Christopher McDaniel that's incredibly hard to answer because you need to know the scope of work.

I still think real estate investing can make sense for them due to the incredible tax advantages and long term wealth building, but I think for higher income folks it makes more sense to be a passive investor or to partner with someone else who doesn't have the balance sheet and liquidity. 

Hello,I am looking at a 1985 single-wide MH 14'x72' on a perimeter brick wall foundation in a deeded lot MH subdivision (real property).

I agree that we go into them with eyes wide open and bring in whatever help we need in order to mitigate the risk. 

Lets set up an example- 2010 Single wide, 16 x 66, 3 bedroom 2 bath in very good condition.For instance, in Denver where space rents are like $750 per month, the prices you can get for home leases are quite small.

Finding property at a price to give you incredible returns is tough. 

It's an incredible product that generally is in line with the expected appraisal. 

However, I'm also aware of the incredible opportunity that the commercial sector provides.

My property is in a C neighborhood so I don't go over the top with amenities/niceties, but one other example was an incredibly cheap peel-and-stick backsplash off Amazon.

@Chris Youssi your story sounds incredible, thanks so much for sharing!