You can make more money by holding onto homes in parks but it creates way more work and I don't believe it is worth it in the long run.3.

You could also build your own, but not worth it for the time invested IMO.

(i.e if the Zillow says the house is worth $180K now, your balance is $80k, so you have $180K - $80k =$100K equity)Now take 80% of that equity.

3) How sure are you they will leave if you do raise rent, and if so, is it worth the cost of a month (or 3) of vacancy?

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

If the amount is small, like say $1000 or 1500, it's probably not worth your time and effort to go back and collect.

You might look at:https://ag.ny.gov/resources/individuals/car-auto/leases-rent...And:Maybe read this thread, not sure about the validity of this one but maybe worth the read:https://lite987.com/live-in-a-rv-new-york-state/#:~:text=Eve.... 

I've lived in the DFW area all of my life and I currently work as a software engineer at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics in Fort Worth.

Just remember not to buy so high up on a hillside that you've got guest complaints anytime it snows and they lose power/access.Personal home?

It's worth asking.That's the test for 1031 eligibility - are you actually purchasing real estate or an interest in an entity that owns real estate.