We are thinking very long term, so in order to cover bases regarding potential deaths, wanting to pull out, or being unable to afford the investment it seemed like the best way to go.Really looking for some general advice is there is any, we feel we've googled and researched everything that will apply, but are there anymore pieces to be aware of? 

There is so much noise out there that is often incorrect.Tip #3 Invest for the long run, it is safer and builds wealth.Tip #4 Be humble, always be willing to learn, and never let your ego stop that.Tip #5 Sales skills and communication will have a greater impact on your success than any other skill.Bonus Tip #6 Stay positive, no matter what happens.

The last 3 years I have been transitioning into investments and development. 

Long term I think things will shake out. 

It's just my husband and I and we are finally narrowing down our niche to MHP's and long term RV parks.

When I was in Nashville, Tn, last I counted 16 construction cranes in downtown areas, big growth is going on there. 

Also, please let me know how long you have owned, what floor and stack your unit is in, and what are some benefits and challenges of owning here.  

I am 24 years old and currently in the beginning stages of my real estate journey.My goal in life is to be financially free using real-estate to create generational wealth so that my family will always have everything they need.For the last four years, I have been watching BiggerPockets podcast on YouTube and doing my own research on real estate.

@Sheri AyoubAs long as the proceeds from the sale go back into the IRA LLC bank account there are no taxes. 

Hey Savvy Investors and long-term wealth gurus.