Usually, this is where there are issues which tends to happen after transporting the home to the end location. 

Hey Jagrut, Bayonne does have some nice areas and is good for commuting to NYC or even any public transportation.

And also look at amenities that are moving into an area, as well as amenities that are almost impossible to replicate (transportation access, marquee attractions).

You can find entire medieval village for sale: http://vallepiola.comSince the Euro is weak I stopped to search rental property in the US and I am becoming curios about the criteria US people use to evaluate vacation rentals in Italy:- Airport proximity- Transportation- Famous cities (Rome, Florence) proximity- Local people speaking English

@Merin Porter  My business partner and I have a mobile home transport company and can move the mobile home for $9k.

And in the medium term, the Tesla I am driving is so much more of a car than those BMW and Mercedes, and when they come out with Model 3 in two years for $35,000, and cost of ownership becomes identical to that of a nicely equipped Honda Accord, there will me a mass shift to electric transport at the household level. 

His step brother is transporting his mother back to the US because although she has a living will, it is not valid in Italy. 

Some will stay, but the repetitive jobs (transportation, manufacturing, etc.) will all eventually be automated.

(i.e. 7k for a decent used MH, few grand for renovations, 3-5k to transport and set the mobile home). 

Depending on your DTI, you may need to work at reducing expenses (rent/mortgage, car loan or transportation, etc).