I had 3 estimates done from what looked like the best rated window guys I could find on Google Maps (I don't know where to get any references).They all quoted me between $26k and $37k for 10 1st floor windows and 8 tiny basement windows. 

Baltimore City has decided my tiny little place needed to be inspected, but it isn't the city that inspects, but a home inspector who is okayed by the city.A municipality just showing up at one's door and demanding entry for inspection seems like a violation of the tenant's 4th Amendment rights.

They scrap it for free so they can keep the profit)Move it somewhere and use it as storageTake off the top and use the frame to build a "tiny house"Contact a mover and negotiate a "move referral fee" and offer the home for free on the internet and suggest the mover to move itUse it as storage where it isUse it as an officeContact donation charities and see if they'll take itContact local gov. agencies to try to donate to them for housing If you're not currently investing in MH's but your pondering the worst case scenario this is a great question.

One of the more infamous skits depicts a scene of a small tiny lap dog (I'm thinking that's you) barking at an elephant (that's Darren).  

He seen a once in a lifetime, probably, to loose out a tiny bit of money from previous owners but would totally make more than a 1000 percent profit.

Maybe from a tiny local lender but never from larger lenders.

Any rent collected would only offset only a tiny bit of the mortgage/upkeep.

It is very tiny and very rough.

For example, for me, I don't want the majority of my hard money loan portfolio invested in tiny, individual loans that I have to micromanage constantly (because I don't have the time).

Do not do it.Get books from Amazon.com, and read many many of them, for tiny money.Go to every Real Estate meetup and network constantly.