Comparing the two using this market data tool it looks like the following:Indio vs Palm Springs Airbnb Market DataROI: 10% vs 6%Revenue: $49K vs 56KAvg Airbnb Price: $621K vs %1.2MADR: $418 vs $422Occupancy: 54% vs 68%So it looks like Indio is more affordable and higher ROI, with lower competition.

Does anyone have experience flipping modular homes or should I just stick to the more competitive SFH's on this auction?

For example, if you look at building housing in Biche, you won't suffer from competition and can find buyers in all price ranges. 

Less competition compared to turn key house hacks.

We dedided to do all the details exceptionally well, make sure we are in the top 10% from a quality, design, renovation standpoint when compared to our competition.

., probably not needed in NOLA unless all your competition has them.What about a plunge pool?

To invest in San Antonio's market, consider the VA Loan for Primary Residence, offering zero down payment and competitive interest rates.

At favorable LTV's (75% and below) rates can be very competitive (currently in the 7%'s) or sometimes nearly half the rate of interest on alternative second lien positions loans.

You'll have to pay many multiples of that.I don’t doubt that, 18 years is 18 years . . . although it does show that the high value competitively priced infrastructure is likely to already be in place. 

If property is priced right in a desirable location, there’s likely competition.