I have found that many fellow landlord's will not buy manufactured homes mainly because of their personal feelings rather than the numbers.

I'm looking for a career in manufactured home sales, my nay sayers say stay away, but I say otherwise. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I have done the numbers on two identical manufactured homes.

If you go to the Vermont Manufactured Housing Association website, vtmha.org, and look at the member directory, I'm sure there is someone there that can sell you a beautiful modular home. 

My local area has quite a few manufactured (manu) homes.

Riehle[1] https://apexaz.com/old-pueblo-finally-waking-up/[2] https://tucson.com/business/raytheon-on-hiring-spree-as-tucson-expansion-takes-shape/article_3fd571fd-8d2c-527c-b22c-ccfdbe1e9bee.html[3] https://tucson.com/business/tucson/vector-space-to-open-tucson-manufacturing-plant-bring-jobs/article_3d1bde72-b236-5e38-9c9e-24036233d55e.html[4] http://tiboaz.biz/2018/03/17/tucson-to-receive-a-large-amazon-distribution-center/

Now I’m working as a project manager at one of the world’s largest auto manufacturers.

If it lasted 50-60 years and it is still good enough today, you would not be improving things by putting in new stuff with a planned failure/obsolescence built into the manufacture in 5 years.

Comp 1) 3 bed 1 bath manufactured house without the title retired (so you can't get financing).

@Harrison Freeman Like @Gulliver R. mentioned, check with your local manufactured housing association.