Planning on 25% down and a conventional loan for the rest, near 7%Basically none of the deals cash flow, much less get anywhere near a CoC of 10% I can sort of rationalize it if it at least pays for itself (appreciation/tax benefits), but unless I can either get the NOI way up or the sale price way down why wouldn't I invest the cash in the market?

Quote from @Moises Bonilla: What are the benefits of being a person with a lot of equity Equity is wealth. 

That way, you get the benefit of the full $250K of equity.

It seems like the series LLC has some good financial benefits to it.Any help or guidance with this would be greatly appreciated!

If it’s in a mobile home park where you lease the land, you may face higher lot fees and limited appreciation, but still benefit from strong cash flow.Focus on manufactured homes (post-1976): These meet HUD standards and qualify for better financing, tax treatment, and stability.

Quote from @Christina Galdieri:You're exactly right, qualifying without using personal income is the main benefit of a DSCR loan.

My goals are to diversify my portfolio, take advantage of the tax benefits of having a mortgage, and invest in a property with long-term appreciation potential.Given my busy schedule, I’m hoping to take a more hands-off approach by working with a trusted local team.

Living for free plus potentially making some cash flow, appreciation, equity gains, and tax benefits.

**Cost-Benefit Analysis**: How do you approach the cost versus potential savings when it comes to appliance warranties?

I am looking to connect with others on here who could benefit from this data.