Tenants will be much happier, their auto insurance will go down (probably) and it will make your property more marketable to tenants. 

Old Town East and Marion Village, for example, are a bit further along than East Franklinton so it's easier to visually see the difference.  

your auto insurance covers up to $300,000 if you were to cause an accident.

My $35,000 down payment is still there, in MY net worth, instead of in the auto-lenders pocket. 

I look at it a little differently, people will have more money for housing, but auto-driving cars are certainly going to change things.

My properties are in Katy, Cypress, and Jersey Village areas. 

MH Village has stepped up to the plate and invested in launching a print magazine, MH Insider to offer members of the manufactured housing industry a new source of knowledge.

My background is in auto repair and I was looking at buildings to buy to start my own shop in 2017.

There are many places to eat(Pizza, Boston Market, Dunkin Donuts, Bagel Deli, Indian, BBQ, Greek) and stores (7/11, CVS, Auto-Zone, TD Bank, Post-Office, Florist, Gas station) all within a three-minute walk.

I doubt it.Most utilities offer an " auto rollover" where the utility goes right back to the landlord name.