We went to a taller skinnier more modern looking window, and then hung wire lath and stucco'd.

And likely it will have way too few circuits and outlets for modern usage.

However; the more modern "mobile homes" in parks are usually required to be set on a foundation with skirting, etc., and the walls are now sheetrocked rather than paneled (which was the fire hazard) I agree that manufactured homes, whether in parks or on their own parcels are a great alternative for affordable housing.

Hey, 8,500 posts I'm wearing out the second lap top and one notebook bit the dust!

I want these updates to be selling points, modern, and marketable with the property, that way I can increase rents.Is there a combo unit that would work best and you have experience with?

The acquired building were over 100 years newer and had more modern/desirable features like central air conditioning, integral garages, and fireplaces.Another time I 1031ed property in a distant town for property much closer at hand and easier to manage, it also commanded higher rents.

I wouldn't suggest staging the bedrooms as it can make them appear smaller, as previously stated.I just flipped a home built in 1954 and staged it with mid-century modern styling and everyone who saw the "jewelry" loved what I did with the place.

I'm going to call American Modern and Western Mutual.

The 2nd "full" bath looks like a 3/4 to me so if that is the case you will either have to upgrade that or take a hit on rent.Why not just buy one of the available multi families in the area for $10-70K less and put that money into upgrading it if you want to have flashy modern units?

Sorry for the delay in my reply, I've been away from my laptop.