However, the “methodology” is the same; build off-site under controlled conditions and take advantage of assembly-line building practices.

@Steve Matthews I am considering a flat packed house (kind of like IKEA) or a fully assembled home (possibly built into a standard shipping container). 

Top build quality on jigs in a warehouse, great design, and quick assembly along with lower overall cost is a bonus.

If you do have the corner could you buy and assemble other land pieces around it to make it bigger?

Since HUD and Fair Housing go together, I suggest you take proactive measures to get your own housekeeping standards assembled, and to make it part of your lease (or an addendum to your lease as I am doing).

I haven’t done one yet, but have assembled a team from past investments and now have the capital to make it happen.

You can hire movers, packers, furniture assembly etc...to make life easier and can be completed in <60 days. 

It appears that the Maryland General Assembly has ended the practice of attaching tax liens against homes for owner-occupied homes.

Designed to last for 20 Plus years, all american manufactured and assembled. 

We learned by jumping in, some might say we assembled the parachute after jumping out of the plane!!