I have not experienced that myself because I would never do that, but I have read about it.Not considered a high grade material, so not something you would really want to put in a million dollar home.There have been some incidents where some brands have contained physically harmful chemicals that off-gas into the home and make people sick.  

Is having them in an LLC right now worth the trade-off in terms of not having the stability of plain old boring 30 year fixed mortgages on them?

But we were so sick and angry with the whole thing we just let it slide to be done with that joker. 

Check closely if it's in a flood plain as insurance for that has gone sky high in the last year into the thousands annually.

I'll probably try to buy said properties on the low end, rent, and sell in the distant future once I'm sick of being a landlord.

It is just plain immobility for those long term renters.

Most of these homes are now considered in flood plains, fema is requiring you to raise the level of the living space above a certain height or you will be subject to outrageous flood insurance rates.

Investigate your ability to build on that lot (zoning, utilities, flood plain, etc).

Every day in the private money lending industry and in real estate investing, I see so many people that just want something for nothing. I like to call these people, the “something for nothing crew.” More and more ...

I get sick and tired of not doing and I get determined and start figuring out what to do... then when it just doesn't work I start to think, this is just not for me.