You have 0 intent of ever taking ownership, and of getting a buyer to reassign it over for a profit.

.🗣 Better acquisition conversations🎯 Stronger training🔧 Tighter systems📈 And a ton of repsIt’s taken years of learning, testing, adjusting, and building the right systems.And most importantly—a rock solid team that makes it all work 🙌We’re not perfect, but we’ve worked hard to get here.And what we do in our own business is exactly what I coach others to do every day.If you’re in this game too, I’ll say this:It’s not about how many contracts you get.It’s about how many close—and how profitable they are 💯Sometimes less really is more.

That's a primary concern - how much cash you can generate to purchase your MF.

Quote from @Samuel Diouf: Hey Justin, section 8 investing in Cleveland can be very profitable if done right.

Is it worth the few hundred or thousand bucks a month it would generate?

LLC equity: with just a lien I have no governance rights, no true profit share, and weak enforcement if he defaults or sells.

Spend a lot of money on marketing and generate off market leads.  1-10 will be decent and you will need to answer the phone, screen, project rehab costs, and comp the ARV in about 24 hours.  

So far I've won more often than I've lost, but I've certainly lost and not trivial amounts.I consider real estate to be much less risky and far more profitable in the long-run.

I could force appreciation by adding value to it, however, the amount I would spend to upgrade may not be enough to make profit on it.

Most well-maintained & managed, and profitable properties are not put up for sale.