@Robert Burns Hey, I see its been a while and no one chimed in on either product, which one did you choose and how’s it working out so far?

What area of Oregon would you plan to invest in and what type of investment (single family, multi family, commercial, self storage, mobile home park, etc)?

Maybe if you have millions, or can buy a piece of the burned out areas to rebuild on...

The numbers for putting together mobile home Land/Home packages look like they are starting to make sense again.I’m seeing land (1-2 acres) for $40k, a decent new double wide for $80k, and development costs for about $20k.

Looks more like burn marks to me. 

I'm realizing that the mobile home niche hs more to it than sfr.

About Me:1998-Purchased first property @ 18yo(currently owner financing) 2001-2nd house in 01' @ 21yo - sold in 2016 2009 purchased incomplete construction home for $70k & sold in 16' for $170k2016 Built 2300 sqft home built (used builder)2017/18 flipped a mobile home ($65k invest/$120k Sale)2019 First wholesale deal $10k payday

And, ideally, I'd want to refer you to the agent working that other area (because I could then negotiate a referral fee with them and get paid regardless of where you buy)3) where you will burn bridges and get yourself (and agent) into trouble, though, is if you are using one agent to do all the work and then writing the offer with a different agent. 

@Meghan MainesI did not purchase another property in 2019, as I decided since I am still in school it might overwhelm me and get burned out before I even got started.

If the cash flow is too low you may get burned when something unforeseen arises.