Lots on manufacturers make power meters.

Financing for Mobile/Manufactured homes is a little different than standard homes. 

While it is possible that a fancy asset protection set up might give you some negotiation leverage with such a claimant, this ephemeral "benefit"  is probably not worth the cost in most situations.The idea that there are unscrupulous attorneys out there that first look for equity and then manufacture reasons to sue you is a fear pitch used by asset protection salespersons, but it is not really based on any kind of reality in my experience.

Has anyone had experience with getting home manufactures to set demo units on lots and offer to finance them for new tenants? 

He owns 30 properties but its in a market 2 hrs north and heavily influenced by manufacturing (Fiat Chrysler, GM, and Haynes International Steel).

I'm hoping that some of the friendly BPers who deal with manufactured homes will offer advice, tips, resources, etc.

What do you think of offering to my buyers the services of 21st Mortgage or other subprime manufactured finance specialists as an alternative to owner financing?

Thanks Greg,There may be some national manufacturer dealers in your area but the best is to Google search commercial flooring dealers.

Faraday Future is a new electric car company that is building a huge manufacturing facility, (not putting a lot of emphasis on this because it can possibly flop you know like Fisker).

A friend got me to buy, repair, and rent a mobile (manufactured) home.