In a perfect world, I'd live in the smaller unit and rent out the larger one, or maybe even run an Airbnb if the property makes senseI’m looking for a mix of cash flow and stability/appreciation.

This deal shows how the right rehab plan, strong execution, and full funding support can turn a dated home into a profitable success.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

What have you done in the past for homes under construction or rental properties?

Land size definitely affects value, but the impact depends on how that extra land is actually used or perceived by buyers in your specific market.If the larger lots around your subject property mainly offer more open space but don’t add much in terms of usable area like room for another structure, pool, or subdivision potential then the price difference might be minimal.

The home has been fully renovated and is ready to go, but we just can't get a buyer.

Since the home was moved into an LLC and taxed as an S-Corp/Partnership, it’s technically no longer owned personally, so the IRS usually won’t allow the Section 121 exclusion.

I think that's a great way to go about your goals; by getting some experience through a few deals and then eventually getting involved into larger ventures like mobile home parks.

I am striking out finding a lender in NC who will refinance manufactured homes that are investment properties. 

I am becoming more involved with the business so I decided to get my brokers license and learn more about how other people manage larger complexes.

Larger properties allow cost segregation and bonus depreciation, offering major tax deductions.