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Buying a remanufactured home
I've been thinking about getting into remanufactured homes. House prices keep rising and I'm getting very frustrated with not having enough to cover the dti ratio. Is there a way that if I were to buy a remanufactured home, would it cashflow if i were to brrr them. Is there anything I need to know, is this even possible, more importantly would it even be worth it?? Thanks guys I'd appreciate all the help