That would be like a use car dealer saying that because he makes more money selling used sedans, his personal truck was a bad buy...or a field sports retailer saying that buying ice sport equipment retail is a bad buy...you can't ever hope to only buy everything with an investment or resale mentality...that would make you entire life a job. 

@Joe ZingerWe are Heil dealers.

Assume a 10 block (or so) radius around your building is its "Home Turf".[1] Look for gang graffiti (learn about it online) vs tagging.[2]  Drive the fast foods in that circle around 10:30 pm and note if you (a) feel afraid to go inside, or (b) feel afraid to go through the drive through.[3] Sit in parking lot of a food store and gas stations  around 10:30 pm and note who comes and goes, and note if "Ladies of Ill Repute" or "Dealers of Narcotics" are present.[4] Try to figure out how far "Crime" is from your building (in blocks), because it can and does move over time.

Basically you're going to become a dealer to buy homes new because it's difficult to buy that many quality used ones.

Reach out to Matt at Irish Jones Realty.

I've tried several (big box stores, dealers with showrooms) but they're a bit expensive and could not find one which adheres to the install prices I've seen here.

The electronic gates sometimes help to keep out drug dealers and criminals from parking at your complex to conduct their criminal business ventures.   

@Logan Hartle you could also reach out to a mobile home dealer and see if they might work a deal to move in a few homes on consignment.

YesMy company Irish Jones did the work and will manage the house.

@Casey VidalWe have a fund where we are working with a broker-dealer and have RIA’s working with their clients to invest in our fund.