I just want an inexpensive place to stay while I look around.I am concerned that if I decide to buy a home that I may be stuck with an old mobile home that I can't sell and continue to pay park rent.  

Learn a lesson (you figure it out) and chalk this up to an inexpensive class in the school of Landlord/Tenant. 

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I'd also suggest not buying a very inexpensive, difficult to manage property as your first investment.

When done correctly, it allows people to live in expensive areas completely for free, or even generate positive income through homeownership.It is a way of squeezing every last ounce of value out of a home that you possibly can, in order to benefit yourself financially.What’s your best tip for House Hacking?

It's relatively inexpensive.

Small simple inexpensive family oriented properties in good school districts where there is less to maintain and break in older stable neighborhoods.3.

I started off managing 50 and scaled up to 326 rentals then purchased my own so when people give off a negative connotation on short-term rentals I have to question their take on it.Evolve is a "marketing only" manager so they wouldn't factor in expenses.

If that were rented, my gross rents would have been $319,006, and maybe a little more in expenses on the commercial property, but not $45,000 worth.So if you are saying that the 50% rule is a maximum, I would tend to agree.

This is a very inexpensive property.