I've done my research on modular homes and now know that they appraise and appreciate just like normal homes because the only difference is they are built indoors to save costs and be quicker.

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Also, depreciation of bricks - means my dividends are taxed at 0% since technically I have a business making almost no profit.)Of course, this is without appreciation, AND without a 2008-style crash.    

Indoor chimney 12.

I am not looking to accumulate many properties monopoly style and I can't be on the ground or get into any kind of fixer upper deals since I am living abroad. 

I tend to lean toward that there's more of a investment 'style' match that seem to work best, meaning not every property manager might be great for every investor and stylistically its best to interview a few. 

The home is dated in style and has not been renovated since the 60s but has been very well maintained and we are receiving a home that is furnished.  

having garden style small 600 sq ft units with almost 300 sq ft backyard for each unit in  Tucson .the washer dryer connections are in the open in the back .

Which one fits your personal style best?

I'm curious since it is auction style and not closed tender, if this is a really competitive event and if properties start at 0$ or if the auctioneer sets a starting price at the time of bidding?