@Mauricio Rauld has a number of awesome YouTube videos that will get you further faster.

We can move faster as a team. 

The more you analyze a market, the faster and more accurate you'll become.

Finding a "deal" sooner rather than later will make you motivated to move faster, as the market is fairly quick.

It also did allow me to scale up a little faster as I was able to start two more projects during this time due to my leveraged positioning.Here are the stats as of today from my Stessa portfolio tracker:My original goal was to refinance out of this property, but given how well it cash flowed and how long I had to pay back the credit cards, I ended up just keeping it free and clear in order to maintain a solid cash flow stream (it's currently the only property I own that is free and clear).In the next few years as the area continues to gentrify and appreciate, I may do a "BRRRR" on my own property (minus the B for Buy) using a renovation loan in order to raise the rental income to the next tier where it could support a refinance while producing similar (or better!)

The larger the problem the faster I would have been to replace them.

@Jake ErnstI can understand the ending of the connection from your agent. probably not a personal thing, but some of these agents spend their own time and fuel to accommodate those of us that are just looking.For that reason, I do all I can to investigate on MY time, and use the realtor for assistance as needed, before the walk-through.

I get it that a decent portion of the 310k will go to land value which isn't depreciable, but I'll have much more depreciation and much faster depreciation than I would if the replacement property was something other than a MHP. 

my tip is dont wholesale everything away.....see if you can keep some for yourself using creative finance......and FIND PRIVATE MONEY FASTER

Some randomly see larger jumps if the area is increasing faster in value, but it won't go from 29k to 85k.