I suppose it ultimately doesn’t matter, but I just want to make sure I understand fully before considering that as an investment strategy option. 

In 2 different cases, I had to pay someone to come behind their service providers to fix the issue that they were supposed to have repaired. 

So one of the tenants saw property and we received one month security deposit to hold the unit (way back in mid Feb) and he was supposed to move on March 1st.

I suppose that I could build up. 

Maybe someone can tell us if we were supposed to pay the depreciation at the time of the purchase of the land since land cannot be depreciated. 

Ok, Rambo - the guy who's supposedly had guns and knives pulled on him but is too afraid to admit exactly who he meant when he said "recognized minorities", then doubles-down and goes right back to calling them a "problem".

We were suppose to have all our units by Summer of 2023.

From research and talking to some individuals in the industry, modular homes are supposed to appreciate like a normal site built home, but does anyone have any firsthand experience with this as being true?

although, population growth is supposed to slow particularly after 2050...https://www.brookings.edu/articles/new-census-projections-sh...

As CPAs will tell you, you are supposed to put your depreciation into an account so that the money will be there to replace the asset.