The best approach is to factor that reality into your lease (rental agreement) from the start.

The hype of something like a highway to a small town is always large and then reality settles in about what the reality is. 

You start making the mortgage payments technically but the renter will actually be paying you and the you pay the mort.

Ok....this is crazy (I normally would think) but does anyone have any experience investing in actually investing in a MOBILE HOME?  

Hopefully she actually had landlord insurance, not homeowners. 

May want to double check that he actually still owns it

After the divorce has settled in and one party is trying to make the payments instead of having two people make the payments, reality sets in of how stupid getting a divorce was in the first place.

Then we started taking action regardless of my beliefs and what I thought was reality, my life and finances started changing.

You can actually get four units and one business unit (as long as the property is mostly residential)!

I've actually been trying to enlighten all my soldiers on the simple house hack of buying a duplex with their VA loan and then have a property manager because lord knows they won't have the time to focus on the day to day.