I know its self explanatory above, but can someone explain to me the reason behind it?

They say they will just extend the loan after the 5 year is up for another 5 year term but to me this is still a bit scary as they could early not extend the term and I will be stuck with the whole note due.

Getting a SFH to me seems like the best option for a first property, should rent easily, get a little better cash flow since the rent is a little higher than multi-family units, and if need be should sell quicker if for some reason I need to unload it.  

MHP is also very interesting to me.

Three properties with mortgage pay-down, appreciation (equity build up) and monthly cash flow sound a lot more attractive to me than 1 property with a lot of equity but contributing nothing usable to my bank account.Even for season investor, wouldn't you want to have the most use and control of your cash?

@Tim Swierczek recommended a book to me called "The Landlord’s Guide to Minnesota Law".

A realtor brought it to me.

It has been good to me & my family.Please note that this country (including Kansas & Missouri) is STILL the Land of Opportunity for most things (including Self Storage too). 

Their asking price didn't make sense to me, but it was a high market so they should have received what they were asking for.

Hi guys and gals,I'm looking into an off market deal that was brought to me by a colleague, and I'm wondering what the etiquette is around getting your agent involved.