Each dwelling has variables to consider such as light exposure, reflection/absorption, finishes & materials in addition to the style that best compliments the architecture. 

I think the first half fits my style better. 

Where to invest is a more difficult choice and a lot depends on your goals, your investing style and your strengths.  

It is VERY important not to violate the IRS rules here or you can face BIG penalties, up to sacrificing the whole of your IRA account balance. 

The newer ones are hungry but inexperienced.When you deal with someone new, (depending on your style), micro-manage the process and follow up/follow up/follow up.  

Is no reason to be put down by a "Generation x" style thought process.

Home ownership is a life style choice and a liability not an investment.

The Quick Recipe We Used in Our Kitchen-Light Quartz Countertops-Porcelain Mosaic Backsplash (in a complementary color)-With Dark Wood Shaker Style Cabinets (for contrast)-A Fabulous Shiny Faucet (for pop)-Color Pendants (for more Pop)-Stainless Steel Appliances-Vinyl Floors (yes, vinyl!)

No problem getting them financed.I suspect this is a hybrid of Manufactured home and stick built add on .. not sure where that falls. but buy a manufactured or factory built home and affixing it to a permanent  foundation creates a home that is financeable like any other.. at least in all the one's I have done.. and will continue to do in your fair city.Also in Charleston SC were I am quite active there are a lot of factory built homes.. they are different than the west coast trailer style but none the less they are factory built.

@Dustin PallsIf you do a remediation/abatement style removal then yes you are liable.