If one person lives in the house and a couple with baby lives in the apartment - guess who'll uses more water, takes more showers, bathes the baby, uses more water for cooking, washes more clothes?

A lot of the units will be marketed to affluent people in their prime earner years and the retiring baby boomer population.

I'd be breakin necks and cashin checks BABY!

I know some markets are much better than others IE less competition but in our market the competition is keen for sure.and when you have housewifes with the baby in the stroller and 500k in cashiers checks competing against you.. you simply know there is too much money in the market place...

Also... hypothetical for everyone: what if you have a tenant who is legal when they move in, then have another baby that puts them over?

When the MH industry and its Nationwide network of GOOD OLE BOYS finally wake up to the new and modern world that's passing them by it may be too late for them but just in time for all the "TINY HOUSE" Milinneals and even some left over Baby Boomers and/or X Gens moving into the next phase of their lives who are unanimously looking for that new and modern look and States, Counties and Cities start vying for old worn out trailer parks being condemned and rezoned for higher and better use.Just my 2 cents/sense worth.

My big investors, I will also provide them a QuickBooks file for easier reporting but my excel file is my baby.

Hi All;I just joined tonight 6/29/2015;I always have had interest in my senior citizens; Baby Boomers are now coming into that senior age.  

Have a baby grand piano?

If we have a family change such as (a baby) will that warrant buying another property that may be have more bedrooms?