One of the issues im having is the home is just a mobile and tons are like nope no no no.... thats part reason i put this thread up (although as a bank i think i would flake on them as a business model as well)I also do a really good job at limiting my tax liabilities, so they seem to have a problem with that as well, even though I can show 25k rental income.

My strategy is if their asking price works with my model, I offer full asking and only an inspection contingency. 

The models aren't real adaptable to unseen future changes. 

If you need financial models Adventures In CRE has some. 

This model was implemented more to accomodate a high rate of growth in AUM as the labor market for accountants has been very tight for the past few decades.

Does the property fit our model?

I think what you have planned is more akin to the co-working / shared office space model like We-Work or Regus rather than the STR model.

I love the idea of a house hack model.

Purchase price: $105,000 Cash invested: $18,000 I currently have 1.38 acres of vacant land, this is split up into two parcels (.77 & .61), I'll be placing a 2020 model manufactured home on one of those parcels.

Purchase price: $105,000 Cash invested: $18,000 I currently have 1.38 acres of vacant land, this is split up into two parcels (.77 & .61), I'll be placing a 2020 model manufactured home on one of those parcels.