The tenant walks out of the house holding this massive black gross pig, wrapped in some blanket as if I’m not going to see it & transports it to some van where two ladies take it away….With so many things on the go I leave this, a couple days later I’m meeting someone to check the boiler & cops are at the house & the boyfriend is being arrested, in handcuffs, etc.

Sometimes in lower end properties proximity to public transportation is important.

I think the difficult part is building a large enough home while still making it easily transportable.

For example my homes are in walking distance to hospitals and transportation so I get to charge more than those that are 4 blocks away.

This comparable house has a car port compared to the one I am looking at having a small enclosed garage.

The typical width for a double wide is 28' x (your choice) this is because they are transported by semi truck, anything wider requires special transport i.e. wide load chaser cars and longer transport and setting because they exceed average street/highway widths.

Need to verify specifics but was just told about this pocket listing & here's what I know so far:For Sale 200 acre development for only $250K; has 130 lots (~20 lots are already developed with houses); lot size is from 0.75-1.5 acres; in Phase I of development (roads for about 40 homes are graded & graveled with electrical buried), rest of land has not been touched; owner is currently selling individual  lots from $15K - $25K (generally more expensive lots have a well & septic, cheaper lots don't); manufactured or stick-built homes allowed; restrictive covenants attached (waiting for document).Location is in a rural area in the SW; local economy is based on transportation, agriculture, energy, retirement & tourism; 3 miles from a major interstate highway; on a major shortcut between 2 interstate highways; 10 mile radius population is ~ 20K; closest city with over 100K is only 1 hour away; cost of living & living expenses are definitely on the low end, great for retirees and the cheaper than average labor.Quick overview & simple math tells me that only selling 90% of the lots at the low end of $15K is just about $1.5 million.

. - We are almost central to the city with good transport system.- good schools in the areaWhat would you do?

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For international purpose, , the price can't be cheap due to the the transport fee.