I know someone whose ex got his social security check garnished. 

check out this spec home we are doing in newark. we got the land for 10k and 110k build cost. should do fine. we listed it one day and have calls already. don't be afraid to take the risk https://www.redfin.com/OH/Newark/147-S-3rd-St-43055/home/773...

I'd need to see some verified success from actual users before I would consider getting involved.I would check out this thread David Robertson mentioned...Originally posted by @David Robertson:What's the difference between the PIN and Pinpoint profits software Connected Investors was selling?   

I can't speak to pricing off the top of my head, but check other rentals and compare. 

Regarding moving a mobile home on the land, you'll have to check with your local zoning office to see what restrictions there are on the land (if any) when it comes to removing the older home and replacing it with a newer one. 

You still check references, past landlords etc (if applicable).

Hi Latroy, it is really important that you do your due diligence which is a title search to check for liens and encumbrances.

Check the blog below as I recently wrote a blog post about it.

Did you check to see if there are 3 rental licenses?

I also recommend checking out the Hollister market.