The cabin belongs to an acquaintance who doesn't want it anymore and is giving me the option to purchase it before putting it on the market.

They survived the market crash and the pandemic for good reason.

Most banks are going to write as @Chris Mason mentioned - 5-10 years/ 20-25 year ams in this market.  30 not so much, especially on retail. 

As you pursue your goal of mastering the BRRRR method and building a passive income stream, consider exploring multiple markets and being open to how your assets might look.

Anyways, myself and a fellow investor friend of mine have been discussing doing mobile home flips in our local market.

If your goal is to have properties in markets that have weather you like, that's awesome, but you don't have to START there. 

Hi BP members,I'm looking to begin my investment journey outside of FL and Indiana is market I'd like to visit and get a lay of the land.

Anyone invest in CT and know which markets in CT to look into and which to avoid?

The financing obstacles have to be priced into the pro-forma   but I generally find the pricing concessions I can achieve on these acquisitions due to lack of market interest far outweighs the financing obstacles. 

I’m curious where your rents are compared to market rents?