Another thing you want to do is check with your city or county to see what restrictions exist for bringing in other used mobile homes on the lots.

You always want to tighten up your current investments so you know you can rely on that cash flow and then look into the next one.

The inflation itself gives the appearance that people make more money but inflation also means the value of money is going down.Yes, you would collect normally more money but it would buy you less stuff.Part of the reason I believe that inflation will make it harder for areas that are currently not cash flowing is that I believe the FED will step in to manage price increases by tightening lending and increasing rates.It would be cool if rates were to remain as low as they are while inflation leads to increases in rents and prices for houses.

Some states have restrictions concerning multiple un-related people living under a SFR, so definitely check on that if considering the rent by the room strategy. 

Lots of city restrictions. 

As long as the flipper provides E&O insurance and there are no limitations or restrictions on the business you do outside of his flips, I would go for it. 

There are a ton of people who purchased an investment property without the aforementioned restrictions.

We have about 400 members and most of our meetings online at this time due to restrictions on the numbers of people meeting in one place. 

Also curious about rental restrictions from the HOA and the city of Indio.

This gives you the opportunity to invest out of state in markets which offer the highest return rather than being restricted to your local marker which might be sub-optimal for this strategy.Are there any specific markers you are thinking about?