Hello all,I'm in talks with an owner of a 3000 sq ft 4 unit building with manufacturing zoning.

The finish on the floor is much harder than the finish on fine furniture, but they may be able to quickly and cost efficiently blend the scratches for you.Also on the cheap you might be able to get a scratch blend crayon from the floor manufacturer for your color, although don't expect the results of a professional blender.Just a thought.Good Luck!

As @Bill F. mentioned, the best place to find the expert MH attorney who would be able to guide you on that would be at the Manufactured Housing Association in the subject state.  

Appreciation generally has to be manufactured by purchasing houses on the cheap and adding value to them through rehab.

Honestly, it has felt a little manufactured to me to always refer to "the owners" as an evil group of people who I blame for everything.

Mobile home manufactured before 1977 used aluminum wiring and are considered a fire hazard.

I think it was called manufactured income .

Long story short, I ended a 34 year career in semiconductor manufacturing in 2016 with 6 rental properties and a lot of money in a 401K.

Usually, there will be landlord/tenant law specifically for those who own manufactured homes renting on someone else's land (aka the park).

Then they might break down more, Industrial for example - R&D, Data Centers, Distribution Centers, Manufacturing (all types), Cold Storage, Storage, Hazmat Storage, etc.