I bought a manufactured house and the land for 60k.

Unlike manufactured homes that do not appreciate, the modular homes are technically appraised as a regular site built home since there is no trailer, it’s built up to code and has a permanent foundation.

I was initially thinking to purchase it and use it as co-living space for workers at a nearby auto-manufacturing plant, but am considering what other uses would make sense.

Mobile homes come with a stigma and I've seen people who need homes openly refuse a mobile/manufactured home because of said stigma, despite the purchase price being significantly lower. 

My niche is mobile/manufactured homes.

See what we can do now to build equity instead of waiting on the LV market to improve and continue renting here in Vegas (we have a really good rate with our landlord) and instead buy our personal home in Texas as a secondary residence so that we can start creating equity sooner (its a beautiful manufactured home so not a huge mortgage).

Our team has been signing more higher-end ($150k-$225k) manufactured/mobile homes to sell in the Phoenix area.

If there's a manufactured home on it, make sure that it's got clear title and/or paid for.

I will rent to him for remainder of life for 1000.00 My thoughts are in ca adu are allowed and almost pushed upon us I have raw land with water to it I was going to write a plan to have a structure manufactured home cause the utilities and set up are provided in cost rent to the guy who is willing to buy the structure and borrow some money from the trust it says she has discretion to do that! 

We put well, electric and septic on it in 2023 and now in 2024 we are putting a manufactured home on it.