There is substantial risk of fraud when an investor relies solely on the unregulated statements of an unrelated third party.

ALL the homes were built in a factory.. transported there and erected in less than 5 days.they are factory built but not in the style we are thinking of a box mobile home towed down the road.Or like we have done in Oakland CA over the years.. predominantly low income areas were we provide a new house.. but stick built is not feasible so we drag in the manufactured homes.And trying to get a RE agent to lose his license is pretty tough.. unless you just are plain mean.

Asking because I only have public transportation available to me at the moment.

One of the things that should also be noted is that millenials tend to favor public transportation, ridesharing, & cycling to get to their destination.

The subdivision exits to a main artery with mixed businesses (offices, small supermarket anchored plazas, chain restaurants, public transportation, etc.)A 3/2 in this area is $850.00-$950.00.Hope that answers all.

The only stipulation is that I would need to pay for it to be transported and fixed up in order to start renting it out.

I am a small business person in the Inland Empire ( recycling/transportation/business consulting) , that is looking to learn and invest in the Inland Empire.  

How close is it to public transportation?

Philly has more transportation. 

I would really not do what others say unless they do what you want to do.I would tend to invest in a diverse economy, has a population that is growing, and public transportation nearby.