I'm just brainstorming, but what about this: flatten everything, build it into a mobile home park for the time being (which sounds like an improvement, easy rents), then once the area is in gentrification you can either not renew leases, pull the mohos, and build what you like or sell to a developer.Of course putting in a park will take a little development, but it sounds like you are already up for that?

We are aware of notesmith and Mortcare as servicing platforms but we would like to know if there are any other software out there that anyone uses?  

Very recently I have run across a unique crowdfunding platform that allows me to co-own with the managers a portfolio of 10 rental properties in a major mid-west city, for instant diversification.  

BP Community:I'm an investor that lives in Washington DC that invests in DC and my hometown of Mobile, Alabama.  

We are a network of 8-10 people related to real estate investing and we keep pushing each other to next level of business (Everyone is welcome to join).Yesterday I spent 2 hours and made my company profile on all social media platforms (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Google+). 

I am very thankful to have came across this kind of platform that allows all investors new and old to become more knowledgeable about real estate.

It took me a while to find a place I can start to network from and I am eager to have found this platform.

They have folks that specialize in fix and flip, single family rentals, mobile home parks, short term rentals, multi family, public storage, etc.

Big thanks to @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner for the creation of this awesome learning platform.

We run a wholesale operation for generating capital to reinvest the funds into Mobile Home Parks.