Currently in Rhode Island we have seen a boom in our blue collar base due to defense contacts with some of our more larger companies within the state and with the States focus on investing in manufacturing  has helped build a solid base for blue collar. 

The property is a manufactured home.

To get a feel for the area we first did a remodel on a manufactured home.

The glass top / cooktop part is no longer manufactured.

Or what if global warming/wildfires are worse than predicted, or a major employer leaves the area(think Kodak/Rochester, car manufacturers/Detroit, etc.)

This is NOT the case with a modular or manufactured home that has been moved from one location to another. 

Since getting here we remodeled a manufactured home in La Pine, OR, and sold it right away.  

@Samuel S Gonzalez a little late to the party but you might want to check into California Manufactured Housing Division and see what laws are in place before trying to wholesale it without the following:1.

As long as you have not negotiated a sale of a MH in the past 12 months you are fine. https://www.texasrealestate.com/members/legal-and-ethics/resources/legal-faq/manufactured-housing/

I once had a single female tenant who worked for a manufacturing company.