My wife and I would love to plan for our own future but as our kids are growing, cash flow is king for us so I'm hoping to begin down this route then pivot as needed! 

. - Cash is always king.- Appraisal gap.- Higher EMD or nonrefundable.- Flexible closing.- Lease back after closing (for a short period). 

Start listening to Mobile Home Park Mastery, a 15 minute long (or shorter) podcast by the king of park investing, Frank Rolfe.  

Depending on the property some bedrooms have two kings or queens in some bedrooms or built in queen bunks.

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Our bedroom you could fit 6 king size beds in just our room.  

Cash flow is king, especially for landlords.That’s why DSCR and Refinance loans are key to building sustainable income.How do you ensure your properties stay profitable year-round?

Lead the way King.

Run the deal two ways: with 20% down and with FHA 3.5% downA lot of people automatically default to 20% down because “that’s what investors do,” but since you’re living in the property, you might be leaving money on the table.With FHA 3.5% down:You keep more cash in the bank (liquidity is king when house hacking).Your payment will be higher, but because you have multiple income streams, your out-of-pocket housing cost could be lower than with 20%.FHA will also let you use rental income to help with qualification.On a ~$340K purchase, 20% down is $68,000.FHA 3.5% down is only $11,900.You could literally keep $56,000+ in your pocket to fund your next property or reserves.3.

I would stay away from Burger Kings as the brand and sales are fading.