Since getting here we remodeled a manufactured home in La Pine, OR, and sold it right away.  

@Samuel S Gonzalez a little late to the party but you might want to check into California Manufactured Housing Division and see what laws are in place before trying to wholesale it without the following:1.

Read the instructions on your microwave vent hood.

She will show my property per my instructions.

As long as you have not negotiated a sale of a MH in the past 12 months you are fine. https://www.texasrealestate.com/members/legal-and-ethics/resources/legal-faq/manufactured-housing/

Don't give vague instructions on how you want the work done and then get mad when it comes out completely different than what you had envisioned in your head.

I once had a single female tenant who worked for a manufacturing company.

After all, a low pot is coming from Canada who has the best manufacturing and growers and this would screw Mexico's drug cartels (if those walls ever get built).Issues that operators face Politics aforementionedDifficult to get lending - some banks have an outright banIt's the wild wild west - similar to the Crowdfunding sites where companies are jockeying for dominance to be the eBay or Amazon of the spaceWays to Invest In Cannabis Repurposed industrial space to store inventory as well as growing CannabisBuy the ETF like MJGive an unsecured loan or invest in a Fund that funds operatorsInvest in a syndication/private placement

I'm just going to paste part of my response below:Manufacturers generally want a large number of units to produce because repetition and quantity lend themselves well to the manufacturing environment.

They did, but I felt a little uneasy because I sent them wire instructions, asked them to call me to verify, couldn't reach anyone in the office even though they said they'd tell me when they've sent the funds, and only found out when I logged in to my account to find that their wire arrived to me.