Currently my focus is on design and manufacturing retail and event displays. 

I am working with an attorney specialized in eviction and has pretty good reputation. 

It is a 6 acre property that has a manufactured house sitting on it.

If they are a reputable brokerage, they should release you. 

I am also interested in manufactured homes, as there are quite a few manufactured home communities in Florida. 

My total annual return on this investment was 49% ANNUALLY (16% COC + 6% debt paydown + 27% appreciation).My advice for anyone who is considering to buy from a turnkey provider is to first, make sure you go with someone who is very reputable. 

There are many issues: pollution from Tiajuana river closes the beach many times a year, class of area, lack of infrastructure spending, perception/reputation, traffic, etc.   

Is there something morally wrong with having “no skin in the game” other than leveraging your personal credit and reputation?

Oils will definitely be a key product especially with all the vape pens and ecigs where you don’t need a giant setup to be able to have stronger concentrates.Think that still bodes well for the warehouse sector though because you’ll have to manufacture it somehow and at scale you’ll need bigger machines

Honestly I'd be hesitant just to do anything like this in Chicago with its reputation of corrupt politicians and unions that seem to act more like the mafia, but at 1/10 the ARV in your home market sounds like a great find.I'm a small timer but I avoid homes built before 1978 because:* January 1978 was the official end of lead paint.