Not much land at that price so you either need to head to the fringe where the cheap land is or find property that can't be used for a 1,200 sqft home (sale price $360,000 land cost of $90,000)As @Dan McDougall mentioned there are not an insignificant number of small condos <600ft^2 in the market.The MLS has two small homes in Globeville.

However filing one is cheap and does not require the cost and time that executing the lawsuit would.

Yes, homeowner's insurance is not cheap, but it's also relative (Insurance on my rental in Winter Park is only $1,800 annually).

Sell current home and buy fixer upper for cheap then do rehab.

s dial for you and Leverage on how cheap the labor is abroad.

I want to buy a quad-plex for either 3.5% FHA or 5% fannie mae in a cheap state.

Honestly probably not, but I hate people who blatantly flout the rules because they are too cheap to pay an extra $25 bucks a month.

We haven't had many squatter issues in KC with the exception of people drilling out our locks and then putting up fake ads and falsely renting to someone (real cheap, no background check, move in the same day type thing).

A deal that cheap in todays market will come with challenges.

I'm new to the manufactured home world,  but do come across really cheap mfh's that need to be moved and it costs about 3k (depending on the distance) to bring one in and set it up.