This can be done through renovations, aggressive management (especially with stabilized and controlled leases) and by finding properties that have been under-managed (rents haven't risen with the tide on free market units).Depending on what scale you're working on, the deals are out there, but in a saturated market you've got to be smart about finding them.

That didn't leave me feeling any better about my situation.To explain my situation: I had to quit my job at a food manufacturing plant (which I hated) due to my stepdad getting sick and my parents needing a caretaker.

The trailers were not designed for long term occupancy, as a manufactured home is.

After looking at FSBO properties in my state ive come across alot of Mobile or Manufactured homes that are selling way below market value, some 60-70% below.

As I understand, in excess of 80% of all futures contracts in oil & gasoline are not the manufacturers that sell to refineries/retail buyers, its speculative investors that have no intention of taking actual possession of the oil/gasoline.

This definitely has me thinking with the end in mind as far as scaling the business.

Go for a small scale commercial apartment building so that you can get appreciation through nudging rent increases. 

There are plenty of NC banks providing loans for utility scale projects.

If there’s no agreement between the host and the guest, scale the case with Airbnb and explain very detailed why you think the review is unfair.

Furthermore, I am looking for hands-on experience and scale this over the next 5yrs.