I am disappointed because they have not been able to really give me a good reason why I should be paying more for the insurance (they want me to pay 2% of the purchase price).

Yup just one.Then, they are cheaper, so less risk to your financial status if something goes wrong.Easier to fix, no basement and everything is accessible if you love spiderwebs, raccoons and other mysterious creatures that lurk in the dark.Buyers know what to expect so you really have to do a piss poor job if someone walks in and they are disappointed by your finishes. etc. etc.If you are looking for rentals...That is your best bet with mobile homes in my opinion.

You won't be disappointed.

Why do you liot questions for help?

We purchased all of these properties through Michigan Cash Flow specifically for the cash flow, and have not been disappointed.

I was soon equally disappointed when after a few clicks, the menus expanded back out to what I was seeing last night and only see the facebook-style list of name, location, number of posts, and all the other irrelevant stuff.   

The cash flow was always disappointing but the appreciation over 30 years made up for that!

I know one person who paid 10K for one of his programs and was disappointed (this person was a dental assistant who really had no clue what she was getting into). 

As disappointing as it may be REI is not a get rich quick scheme; if you get impatient buy lottery tickets-with leverage!

I like @Paul De Luca, @Eudith Vacio, @Edgar Barbosa, @Michael J Scanlon, @Jake Fugman and the list can go on of awesome real estate agents on BP.I love Hyde Park and you won't be disappointed long term if you invest there.