most syndicators you need to be accredited and from what you described your not quite there yet.partnering with a VERY good GC on some flips can make you some decent money although high risk.. need to be very careful there.. but many ways to make money.. at your stage and income to get to 10k a month passive on purely positive cash flow rentals is going to take a few decades.

I made a lot of money on the house, but probably won’t do it again especially since I am married now.If your reason is purely money driven (highest return on your money), then I would do an opportunity cost comparison of both options.

According to him, the park has never kicked anyone out for purely age of trailer and no real intentions of doing so.

If it's purely a deposit dispute, and not a specific performance claim, you should be able to continue marketing and selling the property to someone else.

If you refinance the property and get all of your initial purchase plus renovation costs (possibly more) and are still making money, that money is pure profit and you can do it again but possibly better.As you compound that monthly cash flow, it decreases the costs of materials and labor for the next BRRR/Build/Flip and you're making even more money on the refi/sale.The idea is to expand your money supply through other people's ability to pay rent and pay for the financing.  

From a pure investment standpoint I know it's lower than what the market would demand. 

From a purely financial perspective your cheapest money comes from your home.

This was my first purely investment property and there were some hard lessons learned, but despite the challenges, this property has provided me consistent cash flow.

This will be purely for rent and not own occupied as we want to live in Shaker.

We have been able to turn pure rentals 20% down and 0% personal turned rentals into a great strategy that is building a passive income stream for us.