In a high demand area, there's not a ton of turnover and you don't need to advertise as widely.  

My current primary has a 30'' wide back door **hint hint** that's not a common size.

That is a wide subject where you agree to make payments directly to the seller and they agree to act like the bank and take monthly payments for their equity.

I am taking a sledgehammer to it tomorrow to make room for a brand new single wide mobile home I just bought for $32,000 bringing my total investment to $35,000. 

There are things like airdna but they've not become widely accepted in the industry. 

During the world wide pandemic consumers spent $30B on entertainment which is a 20% increase from 2019.

Few landlords and PMs do this and I just don't understand why.Housing Authorities' ease of business varies widely across the country but I find in general, once you learn the processes, you can count on them every time so if something isn't going as it should, you can reach out to keep the train moving on paperwork and such.Feel free to reach out if I can help further.

My single story house has 20"x20" pier bases and a 12" wide concrete grade beam sitting on compacted 1" rock.

In my area, licensed professionals DO have to be involved and there's only a few companies offering the actual transporting services so that hikes up the price to around $8k to move a single wide and $15k to move a double wide (this includes disconnecting, transporting, setting back up and permits).

It may be the case that Californication of supply is sort of going nation wide thus why some new tracts are already bought up?