AS long as property has good access to public transportation like light rail.

I have never bought a car since and use public transportation or Lyft.

I require reliable transportation for work, and also it gives me the ability to put my boat in and out of the water so its not something id like to sell or sacrifice at this time.  

New Jersey has become a very Location oriented State, you have your communities, schools and taxes to concern yourself with and as always Location, Location & Location.As an investor and or House Hacker, the key is Transportation, Transportation and More Transportation.

NWI is receiving MASSIVE amounts of funding from the State (check it out here: http://www.rdatransformation.com/) to boost the economy and enhance public transportation to/from Chicago. 

There is already good public transport to that immediate area but not everyone can use it for commuting.

@Joshua Muniz I like areas north of downtown and in areas with cta or metra transportation within walking distance.  

If you mean individuals that make RE loans, I'd be more inclined to call them unregulated, under the radar, hard money lenders.

I'm sure you can find Prefabricated homes on line that you can buy and they come in a bunch or parts and then you put it together but its not going to be built on a chassis, that is a huge characteristic of a Transportable home like the others.Now back to the fact that you may never have seen a mobile/manufactured house outside of a mobile home park, depending on where you live that could be true, New York City or other high density areas are not going to be where you find these homes.

They might have had a safe that could be transported but no vault or security deposit boxes were built out.