We are considering selling some stock to pay off our least expensive rental and then use that payment to start snowballing the other mortgages.

The pipeline of trailers coming into parks has practically dried up with the drastic reduction in single wides being produced. 10 years ago you could stock a park easily with the ample supply of cheap repos that were the result of reckless lending in the industry in the late 90's.

I guess the other option is to put that money in stocks or another type of investment vehicle.Thanks in advance for any help!

Some credentials to boost my credibility: -Bloomberg certified in market concepts-certified public notary-lifeguard -co-founder+VP of stock market club of a specialized high school-CEO and founder of TheConciseSlice

I enjoy my full time job but would like a hobby and investing has always been an interest of mine, it is much easier to get involved with stock investing and I have been fairly successful.Is your main goal for investing to get rich or get off the W2 or for a hobby (Pure Enjoyment)

Other than for those two areas I don't put a lot of stock in it

If not it sounds like you gambling your investment may be better to stay in the stock market?

Full disclosure, I've owned both stocks but sold them for a slight loss when I wanted to use the money to buy ONDK at a discount.  

Lots of dead stock on the shelves that needs to go.  

When interviewing property management companies, be wary of low commission percentages that often hide constant nickel and dime-ing for simple services like changing lightbulbs or stocking the home with soap and shampoo.