The short answer is that the prices although low did not justify for a proper business model. 

Investor relations and Asset management similar - all starts with data - we can take investor relations data and input it into a model to analyze some of the data we have that can point to KPI's like average time after a booked call to invest etc.For AM, it can take average foreclosure time to foreclose in X state with Y attorney, what the cost is etc. 

Is there a business model for this?

Also, I have all the info on the mobile homes Manufacturer, year, model numbers, beds, baths length, width as well as what was paid for each unit.

I personally think it's a smarter model than the big box right now, but you will get more real life training at a big box.

That is for, if necessary for us to sell our existing home and move to the number one produced, which will be the first "model home".

They require work and often have risks 3) alternative rent models such as STR, MTR, rent by room.  

The townhome/condo model where you rent by the room for the rooms you aren't using.

I am already seeing industry shifting towards both models. 

That is for, if necessary for us to sell our existing home and move to the number one produced, which will be the first "model home".