So, typically they stay put.You need to know the year of manufacture, is it a single wide or a double wide.

As an example, the highest designation (MPM-Master Property Manager which I have) means that you have to have practical experience (you need 500 unit years- meaning if you managed 100 units, it would take you a minimum of 5 years), education (24 hours minimum of formal classes- or 3 days for this designation) as well as letters of recommendation from clients as well as peers (other MPMs) and you have to invest time in the property management organization be it locally, state-wide or nationally over YEARS.So the designation process, including those that are in their candidacy, takes a lot of effort and you grow through the process in many ways including wisdom (a lot actually)! 

I mean seriously, has nobody ever heard of wide angel before?

Thanks @Jonathan Klemm. it's just couple of blocks west of palmer square and there are standard size new constructions selling for around $1.3million.Just closed on the purchase and it's a 40 feet wide lot.

Nonetheless, the "1% rule" is a widely accepted guideline.

I think casting a wide net is the best approach.

County-wide, 549 sold in Albany and 268 in Albany.

These costs vary widely.

You would have to at least be ready to do some renovations or search really wide and deep.

(National Real Estate Insurance Group)  They are nation wide and have good rates.