This guy was referred by the www.naeba.orgI checked him/his company out on the BBB.org & did not see any negativity.I'm looking at a property (co-op) in Queens New York.Its $159,000 & $855 in maintenance including gas/electric.After meeting with this gentleman (he was very late):nono:, I explained to him that I'm was looking to situate my parents in more safe dwelling as I leave for school.He was somewhat unprepared for our interview stating "research was done on the property but I left it home".

Elizabeth Colegrove I think that makes a lot of sense.

Elizabeth Colegrove utilities are separate.My main concern is the added noise a second person would make.

@elizabeth C.I've only asked my credit union and they will not touch a manufactured home.

I agree with Elizabeth Colegrove , you will have to know your community or surrounding areas to know what the market is like.

I'm under contract to sell a house in Elizabeth where the buyers title co is raising title issues so we're on hold.

Techinically Queens is part of LI even though it is a borough.

Originally posted by Elizabeth Colegrove: @Matt Rosas Honestly that is one of those things I would only "try" if I had the money to fix (ie tile or carpeted over) if it was hated by tenants and the sole reason why no one would rent your place.

Hi Chris Moore ,I'm also in the Queens and Brooklyn area (Woodhaven on 98th st.)

Would 100% agree with @Elizabeth S. the biggest hurdle is jumping in.