But from what I know about my local lenders is that you still need a steady income and employment to qualify for an FHA loan.

Conversions of *any* residence into a short term rental indiscriminately depletes the housing stock, causing the rest of the demand side of the market to squeeze into a smaller supply.3) More households - Along the same lines as the divorce argument, I suspect that following the crisis of 2007-2008 we saw more young adults (say, in their 20's) remaining home with their parents. 

Im hoping to get any tips, tricks or strategies you guys are using to help future tenants feel more comfortable with the idea of living in a house with other strangers and ensuring the security of everyone during COVID.Things I will be doing:Include in expectations and policy limiting the number of people allowed to visit each guestIn living area, have individual seats/ couch instead of a 2 or 3 seat couchProvide cleaning and disinfecting supplies in kitchen and restrooms Provide disposable plates, cups and silverware Thanks in advance for any help you all give!

Sounds like you have a solid plan...slow and steady wins the race.

I would sanitize the items you are putting on their door and supply a letter stating that you did sanitize the posting and are very motivated to buy real estate and thats why you went to the extreme of personally delivering.

We ended up having to do plumbing supply lines, drains, full electrical re-wire, lots of plaster work, new windows, new roof, new porches, new kitchens, new bathrooms, etc.

Just a steady performer that cash flows constantly.

When ppl say there is a “high demand but a low supply there... ” I’m curious as to where to find the frameworks for that information.Do you just keep an eye on prices in that area?

I always thought that rents reflect the supply vs demand of rental housing.

The managers have run several successful funds to date, data and numbers all supplied and are leaders in MHP space.The investment is aimed at 5-10 years with sale of properties as final goal.