Is East Austin (closer to tesla factory and airport) good place to invest now?

(I don't know the exit strategy yet - but I like the direction of where Austin is going with tech companies, Tesla factory, etc. and hope the appreciation will continue.) 

A mobile home uses more standard type construction methods, it is just manufactured in a factory rather than on site.

Another factor is perhaps how it affects each of your DTI ratios - I've always thought that if you're on the loan with other people, then the debt liability will be distributed between you for the purposes of underwriting future loan applications but I'm not sure.But now that you've gone through the process, doesn't it work to in the future move the funds for purchasing the property into the account of the partner who will then apply for the DF loan, as you allude to?

The areas I am looking at are Buda, Manor, Eglin etc where are relatively close to Tesla factory. 

A 10% vacancy factor is the equivalent of turnover every 10 months.

Modular homes are functionally "kit homes" that a portion of the home (or of the structural elements) are built at a factory and shipped to the site, while the remaining parts of the home need to be "stick built."

Also, something like a modest double digit COC and an appreciation factor is definitely what I should be looking at.

The biggest factor is user preference on the interface and if size of portfolio.

If its a mostly blue-collar community (meaning factory, janitorial, industrial jobs) then it will likely face bigger future population issues as people go where the jobs are (maybe not necessarily with white-collar jobs due to remote work increase but it would have to be stated that the newer generations aren't interested in suburb or rural life as a whole so unless work is bringing them there, they aren't coming there).