Rent pros:

You own your home for the rest of your life and can collect rent from tenants, and leave the property to your family members at will, and build wealth with one home at a time. Rent pros and cons: maintenance/repairs, and managing tenants on a regular basis. If you choose to use property management, you’ll need to oversee the manager’s work to make sure they’re on top of the care of your home, property taxes, insurance, and also paying rent for the lot for homes that are located in the park.

Pros in the field of Sell/Finance:

You will provide affordable housing for a brand new homeowner, and you’ll be able to collect payments for many years to come, with no repairs or maintenance after you have sold the house.
A large portion of rent is payable by tenants. Rent is paid for by tenants. This is a profitable business idea if you do not want to be a landlord.
If you’ve sold your home, it’s gone, and payments stop until the tenants stop paying, in which case you might receive it back. If you do receive it back it will likely be necessary to rehab the home once more.

Cash in your pocket after it’s sold, it’s you can go out and purchase a new one Concessions for cash or sale After you’ve completed the sale of your home, it’s time to save some money in order to cover the IRS There are no 1031 exchanges permitted for mobiles as far as I’ve heard of.