It only gets headlines when it's something like a lady's head getting chopped off in a hospital as she was being transported on a gurney.

-They are hard to finance-They are prohibitively expensive-It can be tricky to find an appropriate lotI even explored using modular and prefabricated options but the 36' horizontal max makes it impossible as modular options are long and skinny so they can be transported.

Their parents are very involved and they love our safe location and renovated units.Because they are outside they love and take advantage of our parks, beaches, town and public transportation...Never an issue with rent (but that has been the case with all of my tenants), and they absorb increases in stride.

I could also potentially sell off the modular home and a buyer could transport it elsewhere.

I could also potentially sell off the home and a buyer could transport it elsewhere.

Very walkable neighborhood with public transportation.

20 minutes believe me I know transportation is tough in some circles but that seems like a reach to limit a move that much.   

Here’s a quick look at four areas that frequently present security issues in multifamily units, such as apartment and condo complexes:PARKING LOTS/GARAGESBe it a luxury model or basic transportation, motor vehicles are essential to many residents’ lives.

I know; not everyone will listen and/or agree.All too often, in the mostly unregulated world of flipping, wholesaling, contract assignment, etc., it seems these ethics do not apply to everyone. 

And drive around the area and see if its an up and coming neighborhood, is there a starbucks nearby, is it close to public transportation, how far is it from down town, these factors allow you to charge market value and you'll be able to increase rent over time.