The biggest difference would be in how to treat the MH income streams, as appraisers and banks don't give them the same value as they do for the income generated through lot rents (and neither would sellers).I also have a YouTube Channel where I post about the industry.

If you ever wanted to go to a more passive income stream, whether it be leveraging your own saved cash or by borrowing against the equity in the inherited SFH, you should STRONGLY consider being a Private Lender instead.

While it is irritating as landlord to be constantly portrayed in a negative light rather than for the value we create, this does not change my desire to invest in real estate.

I've been listening to bigger pockets podcast constantly and have read a ton of books on business and real estate investing.

I’ve invested inside his company as a PML & got 2 returns of 15 %So one stream of my machines I want going is continue PMLing on flips, but I want rental properties to products cash flow and appreciation to continue to leverage & stack.I’ve found a couple markets I’m interest in, and have a current company I plan to work with.

Do investors constantly challenge the appraisal possibly? 

When you constantly ask how you can do something, it forces you to think of other solutions.

The most likely culprit is a toilet that flushes or runs constantly.

With it being a short-term income stream, with a higher balance, its higher risk, so you'll likely have to sell at a discount to the UPB.  

A great DST broker is going to be equal parts Real Estate investor (to evaluate the actual real estate from an investors point of view), Investment banker (Because many times the value of the property lies in the quality of the leases, revenue streams, and financing), and SEC compliance officer (obviously).