If you live in one unit and rent the other (house hack style), you may qualify for split-use benefits.Keep an eye on zoning, park rules, and tenant quality, mobile home investing can be profitable, but you’ll want to ensure the property is in a stable market with high demand and low turnover.With the right setup, this can be a low-risk, high-cash-flow first investment.

Correct, so higher quality asset in Milwaukee is about 400-500k, will that be equal to $250 PPSF ?

I am interested in using direct mail, Google, Facebook and some sources I won’t disclose ;)I would like to keep it to high quality inbound leads to keep my sales staff happy and motivated, though we could potentially go the cold calling / cold sms route if necessary.

Here's how they compare to traditional assisted living facilities:1️⃣ Proximity with PrivacyADUs allow seniors to live close to family while maintaining independence, helping reduce feelings of isolation.2️⃣ Financial ConsiderationsWhile assisted living often costs $4,000–$8,000 per month, an ADU is typically a one-time investment with lower long-term costs.3️⃣ Familiar, Home-Like EnvironmentUnlike institutional settings, ADUs can be customized for comfort and accessibility, providing a more personal space.4️⃣ Flexibility and Long-Term UseAn ADU can serve different purposes over time—such as guest housing, rental income, or home office space.5️⃣ Greater Control Over CareFamilies can manage caregiving arrangements directly, choosing routines, providers, and support that best meet their loved one’s needs.This comparison can help families make more informed decisions based on both care and quality of life.

Hey everyone - I have been using STESSA for 6 years now and the quality is getting worse and worse.

That could lead you to settle for a lower-quality asset or market, which could ultimately reduce your returns.Instead, you might consider a cash-out refinance or HELOC to tap into your equity while keeping the condo.

You want to know that they do quality work, stay on the job without wandering off to do another job, and are financially stable/pay the subs.

Warranties, virtually no capX for many years and typically higher rents due to better quality tenants that want to be in areas that are new/safe/convenient. 

Buy an undervalued conventional construction house (appreciation will be much more), renovate to rental quality, sign a lease, and scale from there getting all the benefits real estate can provide. 

Clearly the tenants aren't great, and improving the quality of your renters is part of the process of improving your investment.