I'm a investor in the pacific NW also.

A 4 bedroom house occupant will likely have kids and get way more use out of a dw than a little more space for their pans.  

You can go outside of these or pick a lessor amenitized or 'regular' community, but the numbers will likely not pan out. 

v=nGz6fHdxP30my mom called from nyc 5am pacific this morn, to ask is the huge quake hit us here in socal.. she didnt know but i threw on the laptop and went to see whats going on.. apparently a prediction's going viral based on some planetary aligment happening; a dutch dude interpreting some Nostradamus predictions into a 9.8M(!)

In addition there is mold, plumbing issues, and the electrical will need to be replaced along with the Federal Pacific box.Long story short.

He is strictly a mobile home park guy, but he brings in a lot of heavy hitters in the MHP industry as well as other related industries (finance, apartments, note buying, etc.).IF the due diligence pans out (and please please make sure you're educated before diving into a mobile home park), TAKE THAT SELLER FINANCING AND RUN WITH IT!

None of those endeavors panned our.

Anyway, Memphis Invest seems to have a reputation for the opposite, being very conservative with their numbers so you know what you're getting.So far the communication is great, but at the end of the day we'll have to see how the numbers pan out. 

Yes, southern California will always have people living there, but in the future, most of said people, might be ones able to & willing to pay for expensive water, much of it, supplied out of the Pacific Ocean, through de-salinization plants.

We spent 2 months in Uvita last winter, thinking about buying a place on the Pacific coast.