This ALL depends on if title companies (or closing attorneys) in your area allow for wet closings or dry closings (I didnt make up the terms...). 

Over the decades, "leaky air systems", bad plumbing, years of moisture causing rotting wood are "termite magnets" for older mobile homes.

Though I did go back with all vintage door knobs, doors, rewired old light fixtures and custom built a few from scraps, and used the plank kitchen floor (unsalvageable due to rot) as the wall in the hallway.

I will take the old growth redwood, full dimension lumber that is 100 years old sitting under my house but looks as dry and good as the day it came out of the mill yard over pressure treated new growth any day.

Two other spaces framed and dry walled that can be turned into two more with enough work.

You don't want to be high and dry when things go bad.

We've locked this thread so it doesn't get filled with these posts, but we're not going to leave you high and dry! 

What I call "pizza box syndrome," where they'll eat most of a delivery pizza and forget the rest to rot in the box in a bedroom corner.

Service based retail that is hard to replicate online, such as convenience stores, restaurants, QSR, grocery, wireless stores, dry cleaners, medical offices, hair and nail salons, etc can generate strong risk-adjusted yield compared to apartments.

Focusing on their Return on Time (RoT).