Since you brought up the idea of having to replenish reserves, I'd do nothing and let it ride.

Probably in about a year the oversupply should be gone but it’s going to be a rough ride until then.

Hello Everyone, My name is Brooklyn, I am 20 years old and fresh out of college, I just graduated with my Bachelors in December 2023 off a full ride scholarship with a 4.0 GPA, I currently wholesale land and houses.

The only people that get hurt on a roller coaster ride are the ones who get off the ride before it’s over… selling during a dip is tough.

I'm really riding the wave on appreciation, cause I own 37% at current basis.

Good luck, I hope you enjoy the ride as much as I have.

Charlie,If it's not broke don't fix it so if you clearing cashflow and do not foresee major issues with the MH in the near future continue to ride it out.

It’s all riding on Haverhill 😬 

Here's a '78 one we're trying to remodel right now:The roofs were a rolled metal material laid over a very lightweight and flimsy 1x2 and 2x2 truss system that was extremely fragile and vulnerable to damage from falling tree branches, hail, and if a repair man didn't know how to walk on them the trusses were easily broken. 

If this is your only intended investment and you have plenty of funds to live, then I can see you letting this ride.