@Anand S. everything that was already said PLUS (something to keep in mind AND continue to watch as government policy changes) is the unskilled / semi-skilled labor supply.

You are correct, if the home has been moved more than from the factory to the site or the dealers lot to the site, then all conventional and government financing is now not available for those properties. 

Knowing what a local government stance is regarding property ownership may limit what you have in mind or may not even allow it or they may place you on a time line that will not work for you. etc. etc. 

@Sarah Buchanan see even there you have a difference between the appraiser and the local government.

Government ID verified On top of all of that I use a separate Standard Rental Agreement written by my attorney to be signed electronically by all guests.

That is exactly why the government wants an employer to withhold with each paycheck. 

Section 92.054, Property Code governs the rights and obligations of the parties regarding a casualty loss to the Property.Sec. 92.054.

It is a value created according to a government formula intended to reflect the true annual cost of borrowing, expressed as a percentage.

I have heard that you do not even have an option to opt out of government housing programs in some places as well.

And it's quite possible the interest rates (10-year government bonds) might not behave this time as they did the last--they might keep rising even when the economy slows (up to a point).