I solely work on the dispo side of my company, it took me a while to build a strong buyers list but it has absolutely been paying off!

The riots were an isolated incident.

I definitely recommend chasing the numbers and not being isolated to your local competitive market.

This is obviously not a problem isolated to CO, but 2020 has been a historically unprecedented season.That being said, people have lots of reasons to move and varying perspectives: Colorado Springs had a really bad fire a few years ago that encroached on the city and look at it's growth now. 

There is an isolated, Manufactured Home Community on the Southern side, just across on Hwy 301 with a like new, 3/2 Manufactured home with big garage for $150,000.

Obviously will be paying cash for these homes.For the reference I am married living in Texas, l created a trust while ago, I solely control the trust, there are currently no homes deeded to this trust, am asking because I realize when people buy homes through lender/normal process, both spouses need to be on the title/deed (unless one spouse signs quit claim, etc.).

I know it's been interesting for me to be in self isolation with my roommates.

Just be sure that if you want to sell one asset out of the portfolio, they can isolate that one and you can sell that one like it had its own mortgage.  

Another option would be to go with a DST - the DST will save you money in the long term and will help with minimizing liability if you decide to scale with additional properties (each asset could go into its own cell to isolate from other properties and any associated liability).

Diversifying locations may be a safer play, but I would rather have variety to isolate any potential losses due to market conditions.