If on the other hand you’re renting both the pad site AND the mobile home, you’ve got yourself a business; albeit a business with a real estate investment component.  

It’s not a fast path, but it’s how a lot of cautious investors get started without overextending themselves.And since your husband isn’t looking to be involved in management, professional property management will be key.

A lot of components and easy to go down (very productive) rabbit holes. 

Let them break the lease and when they vacate the property, give their full/partial deposit back (cash for keys lite version)3.

PS; The only other solution is cash-for-keys.

Yes, you're right — I’m currently focused on 2-4 unitGoal: $2,500/month in net cash flowTarget Price Range: $500,000–$800,000I’m open to either turn-key or light fixer-uppers—as long as the numbers work and the property has good potential for cash flow and appreciation.

That’s very different from the temporary nature of renting.A Feeling of AccomplishmentThere’s something powerful about getting the keys and walking into your own front door for the first time.

If you’re working with a lease, the move-out should align with the expiration date unless both parties agree otherwise.Once received, send an acknowledgment confirming the move-out date, the inspection process, and what’s expected in terms of cleaning and keys.

There are many components before, during, and after the transaction that require skill, attention, and preparedness.

Are you looking for turn-key properties or something along the lines of a "fixer upper"?