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Buy a Manufactured House - Yay or Nay?
Ok, so our price range is 40k to 75k when looking to buy a rental property, C class. Assuming the location is decent, what do you think about manufactured houses? I struggle with getting serious about them because our strategy is buy and hold for the long term. And generally, these are not long term houses since I feel they are not made as tough. Buy maybe they are??? However, there are a lot more manufactured houses options in our price range, then constructed house options. Plus, I am not sure a manufactured house has "renter tough materials." But maybe I am wrong. What do you guys think. Yay or nay?