You can also look at other important things like population/job growth, ease of access to public transportation, and government projects.

Great proximity to the city with a range of transport options.

Additionally, the area is easily accessible with public transportation and/or vehicle since there is a major interstate highway. 

Purchase price: $155,000 Cash invested: $5,000 -1 bed 1 bath-1st floor condo-Washer & Dryer included-Central A/C and heating-Close proximity to Chicago Blue line and other public transportation What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Median Income Range, walkability, quality of schools, suburb/city feel, access to public transport, what type of tenants area mostly attracts (young professional, college, family, etc.), Proximity to different industries, etc. 

The company estimates that it has helped create more than 27,000 indirect jobs in the area through construction, transportation, health care, food service, retail and more.https://www.kvue.com/article/m…https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

There are limitations to the size of what can be transported.

Education and health services also showed strong gains, at 147,000, while transportation rose by 78,000 due to a big gain in warehousing and storage jobs.

Good to see someone thinking about how transportation and housing can work together to create opportunities for a wide range of people in Austin.

Then I'd go get a used single wide for another $6-$8K and have it transported for another $4-$5K over to the lot with utilities already in place.