Do you mean "Champion " brand mobile homes?

Multi-family is really the only answer and there are two options, stay on the 2-4 unit playground via residential financing or play in the big leagues with commercial financing. 

Lately I also learn that this problem is also affecting a nuimber of property in champion gate. 

It has been really lucrative for the past 2.5 years, but I am ready to jump into the "big leagues" once I move up to Connecticut.

I feel that a 2-4 unit with 2 bedrooms in each is going to cash flow better while bringing in a better class of tenant.I might be out of my league in saying this but I don't imagine many quality metro Detroit renters wanting sharp looking, expensive 1 bedrooms in an older building not originally designed to hold the 5 other units it does.

I completed the free course here on BP and was so inspired that I went out and completed 180 hours in accredited Real Estate courses at Champions School of Real Estate.

As the 10th largest media market we have all major sports leagues, arts & theater, great schools, major and stable corporate employers like 3M, Target, Best Buy, Honeywell, Boston Scientific, Medtronic, St Jude Medical, Cummins, and many more. 

Possible areas we have considered are: The WoodlandsHumbleTomballSugarlandWhat we've done so far....Attended the first time home buyers course at the Houston Urban League who has provided us with individual certificates that's good for down payment assistance from the city of Houston. 

I have made more money in the long run off DIY than I have in any other educational investment in myself, and I walked away from an Ivy League PhD fellowship.6.

Raleigh also has major league hockey, soccer, roller derby, minor league baseball, and college basketball galore.