While there may be a small element of truth in those statements, the truth is that nothing we are experiencing now and likely are to face over the next 6-18 months or longer are actual uncertain or unique if you look at the history of the modern world.

BS in civil and environmental engineering.

Even if we had the money there would be politicians and labor unions to deal with ( and maybe pay off ) environmental reviews , homeowners groups , lawsuits etc .Low barrier to entry and low price doesn’t necessarily mean low risk though as we’ve seen from those that have lost money with certain turnkey providers that promised real estate as a low / no risk “hands off “ way to create passive income and wealth .I agree also that a lot transfers and you often hear people on BP podcast and other places say things like “We aren’t in the real estate business we are in the marketing business “ especially if they are wholesaling for example .

If you excahnge  "No Luck affecting things either way" for "Bad Luck", you still make a profit because of the other elements in the formula. 

Imho I think those kinds of things are going to have greater impact as pollution, wildfires, and environmental challenges grow.That might just be my own preference more than market knowledge though. happy to hear other people’s thoughts on that.

Also, depending on your area, you may have to add more outlets to make it suitable for a bedroom and most garages are sloped slap on grade and are not sealed verywell to the elements.

If there are qualifications that it doesn't currently meet (i.e. minimum ceiling height or room dimensions, total minimum square footage, presence of heating and cooling elements, # of methods if ingress/egress, size of the window, etc.), then you'd have a problem on your hands if you purchased the property as a 3BR.

It reacts to outside elements like a science experiment, it grows and atrophies like the used and unused muscles in our body…and then on the other side it barely even exists.

I want to better educate myself on Mobile Home Parks and the finer elements of due diligence, purchase, value add, and overall management.

It connects directly to Houfy, but allows for amazing, branded elements.