I prefer to be proactive in this regard, and I use an LOC to have the cash available if/when needed...if I haven't sold  the property before I get hit.Proactive for me means I cover the following costs:1 - Roof - When I buy...if it looks like it will need replacing within a few years. 

Seasonal renting for furnished units: do you prefer month to month, entire season, or week to week?

I'm really interested in RE inventing preferably wholesale, I want to start as soon as possible, but I want all the education I can get first.

As a professional you should have the ability to find employment else where, preferably some where less expensive, and relocate.

I prefer to give careful, well reasoned advice rather than sloppy advice that could hinder someone more than help them.

I'm thinking I would really like to start investing in Mobile Homes/Manufactured Homes in Utah preferably in the Ogden area (mostly because that's where I'll be living starting this summer). 

My brokerage also buys investments so I have the ability to make cash offers for us on the lower priced apartments and offer sellers to use our contractors at our preferred rate if they need to rehab before they sell, we get this low pricing because we do a lot of flips every year.

Would prefer that they do the installation as well.

@Jarrod Deshields reach out to a local State Farm agent, or any agent you'd prefer, to go over your insurance needs. any good local agent can help you understand what type of protections you need. from my experience with State Farm, we don't care who you are renting to, just needs to be rented and not vacant long term. 

I think it is a personal preference.