Mobile homes are a real pain to maintain as there's no such thing as a "standardize part".

*note: My goal isn't to retire at 35 and be lazy for the rest of my life.I am going to build up capital over the next couple decades through networks, connections, real estate, stocks, and pretty much everything else.

U keep a good tenant, maintain your occupancy, and don't have to return securities.

@ Jason - Thanks, similar to the stock market. 

You'll also be able to deduct any expenses to maintain the rental part.

@Tyler Morace  I'd suggest working on your team prior to going in on this deal unless you plan to self manage and maintain the property over time.  

Guess I'll just have to analyze any deals on their own merits, maintain sufficient margin for safety, and have multiple exit strategies, but that sounds like it will be a lot of work so maybe I should just look for an easier answer from a guru with fancy charts.

Should I put a ton of effort into learning how to invest in stocks?

You can save serious finish out expense by building with a 100% hardiplank exterior, using vinyl plank flooring, and stock hardwood cabinets.

You have $20,000 sitting in your bank account and you have the following two choices:You can put the $20,000 into a Roth 401K, invested in a vanilla mix of stocks and bonds (which of course includes underlying real estate sector exposure).