I don't want to waste anyone's time and I don't want to start off with a bad reputation. 

I live in Nevada, and my town is about 50% manufactured homes.

I work in a tire manufacturer plant and was saving up, working tons of overtime, all to invest.But after projecting forward it was going to take a very long time for me to get enough money saved up to invest in anything outside of lower end stuff (I don't want lower end properties and headaches that comes with it)So I changed my thinking into how can I make more faster.

I am going to try to get the receipts and warranty info from the previous rental company.Should his labor be transferable to me or do I have to deal with the manufacture?

I am trying to find a reputable note company that will walk me through the entire process and also service the note.

Even those with the best reputations can make mistakes, so inspections help investors to verify.2. 

No one is going to care about your property more than you do, unless you’re willing to pay a reputable person well, and they aren’t usually cheap

If my local network is strong, and I build a reputation of respect and kindness, that's what I'm aiming for.

You put your Marketing Monies into this area to build your reputation in this area.

Both the Urban Institute and Market Watch reported on recent data put out by the Federal Housing Finance Agency that demonstrates the appreciation of manufactured housing in direct relation to traditional site-built housing.