Every year I file an annual 5500EZ form for the 401k plan, on which I write the EIN of the business (plan sponsor), not of the plan itself, because that's what the instructions clearly indicate.

(Pardon me while I cough).Although I personally do not agree with that thinking, as brokers, we have a fiduciary responsibility to follow their instruction (as long as they are legal) so we had to change policy across the board.

If you know a lot about the auto industry, buying up auto part manufacturers junk bonds carries less risk than a REIT for you as opposed to me. 

I am mostly just looking for a bare bones cheap simple build or manufactured home. 

Finally, my agent (per my instructions) emailed the the agent and told her to either have her buyers sign the due diligence list or take possession, which would automatically mark the end of their due diligence and acceptance of it's current condition.

Also, a newer manufactured home. 

This is not retail, its not a service business, its not manufacturing etc.

Our plan is to live in the stick built home that is there now, improve the lot add a Manufactured Home, rent it out, then rent the first home and move on to the next deal ASAP. 

Manufactured housing (aka mobile homes aka trailers) is a form of affordable housing and affordable housing isn't determined by "interest".Owning a mobile home is the cheapest form of safe, private housing available in the United States.

We're unsure how zoning would work here, but there are two other RV yards down the road.Leasing the back as farmlandLeasing the back as horse propertyPossibly subdividing and adding 2-3 manufactured homes as rentalsI'm hoping that someone with experience with this type of property could give us some advice.Thanks!