The general strategy I'm thinking of is this:1) Buy an empty lot (they go for around $75 a sq foot in my area)2) Hire a manufactured house builder / draw plans and get city approval3) Get the property built (by assumption, it should be somewhat quick).

The general strategy I'm thinking of is this:1) Buy an empty lot (they go for around $75 a sq foot in my area)2) Hire a manufactured house builder / draw plans and get city approval3) Get the property built (by assumption, it should be somewhat quick).

Since initial build, the zoning has since changed to high density residential which does not allow manufactured home parks.

They are the manufacturer, are very large locally (they have 70 to 80 dedicated installation crews).

Hi all, I'm a newbie here and excited to get started absorbing all this amazing info! 
I've been reading about different strategies for the past few days. I've seen many people have success with mobile homes as they ...

The guy at Lowe’s just told me the manufacturers said when you sell out, that’s it.

Purchase price: $46,000 Cash invested: $25,000 Sale price: $229,000 Live in flip 1985 manufactured house on foundation 7 acres What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

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It’s two dynamic benefits from manufacturing your own ROI vs paying for a estimated ROI through turnkey.

However I don't have a clue about manufactured homes and i'm curious.I have looked in several nice manufactured home neighborhoods with paved streets, communal walkways, good people, etc.