Even the very cheapest manufactured options are going to be much higher than that when you account for all cost factors (in case of manufactured: finishes, transportation, prepping pad, utilities).

Hey @Max Busca, I'm also from the East coast (Boston sports fanatic) and plan to invest in whatever market I move to once I'm done with the Bay area in less than a year.

It does state the minimum term, and the tenant is responsible for all costs (rent, utilities, advertising, transportation costs to show the property) until either it is rented OR the lease is up.

. - 100 yards from public transportation bus. - 200 yards from a ski lift. - Rental income has big potential to go up.- We would manage the property on our own. - Unit is fully updated and would need no work that the eye can see.

I dealt with in the Boston rental market during December - February even though Boston is notorious for being a strong market.

Transport will be another consideration, at least short term.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Boston.

You may want to talk to your CPA about establishing your home as your principal place of business so you can deduct future travel expenses) "Local transportation expenses: You may be able to deduct your ordinary and necessary local transportation expenses if you incur them to collect rental income or to manage, conserve, or maintain your rental property.

But I live in Boston MA, which is highly competitive and houses here are very old.

Recreational activities like Public transportation, theaters, restaurants, parks and trails are all good amenities.