I'm actually going there Monday, I work for Covenant Transportation.

Others charge you extra for transportation. 

I am ultimately trying to see if there is a positive value for the home being there, or if it will end up being a negative value.Ideally, it would be wonderful to be able to sell the home and have it transported to the buyers location.

I've owned 2 prior to this one just 20 minutes south of Branson in Omaha, AR (unregulated).

In fact, we stipulate in the lease the method and transport of payment requirements.

Here’s my scenario:I work in Transportation (not a real estate professional) make $78k base plus OT and average $120k the last 4  years.Say I brought a multi family $400k + $100k Renovation using a 203k loan ($500k all in). 

They may not have a bank account or transportation.  

Transportation cost can kill you as well. 

Then, there are times the tenants leave personal items in their units and you have to pay a lot of money to protect the items, transport them to a storage unit and pay for the storage.So, the first thing I want to know is it better to pay the attorney, or to actually offer the tenant anywhere from $1,000 to $2,000 to move out.

So is any public transport and its proximity to a stop will matter too.