It's inexpensive and You'll meet lots of great like minded people there.

Call Andrew pastwick all he does is real estate very inexpensive

Being a novice at development of MHP's my assumption was ( as in most new developments ) is if the land cost is very inexpensive then it would usually work.  

That said, white subwaybtiles are all the rage here and are inexpensive.

I plan to spend about 6-12 months in a relatively inexpensive city (anywhere in California) that is close enough to a good real estate school. 

Is flood insurance for properties outside FEMA 100 area inexpensive?

Both have relatively inexpensive properties, moderate taxes, good rents, and decent city services and economy.

It was not our primary revenue stream but we owned/controlled the adjacent scrap (empty) land and it was a very small (and inexpensive) lot but convenient for 'customers'... but I'd do it again in a heartbeat if I had a similar opportunity.

Home Depot, Menards, and Lowes all sells very inexpensive plastic miniblinds.

Over 27 years for example you are likely to need to cover over 75K+ in expenses, whereas at 5% of receipts and 3% rent growth rate starting at 900/mo you're only likely to reserve 20K....so your reserves should be closer to 20%.