I do fix and flip but always use solid wood cabinets, boxes and doors, as they present better, aren’t affected by humidity as much and can take a beating.In any case, for fix and hold, I’d want a solid wood cabinet so they last longer and won’t require replacing as often, especially here in Florida where moisture tends to find a way to destroy things.

Most of the time the best use of the land is not for MHP's, but something else.More parks get destroyed every year than are being built..

The actual end table located next to a bed did catch on fire and there is clear evidence that is is destroyed.

Interest rates are still low by historical standards, the last decade notwithstanding, and using debt in such a time is a fantastic way of exponentially expanding your wealth since inflation destroys the value of debt.

I have even seen divorce, gambling and drug addiction destroy 20 year businesses. 

That 19%/10% drop nearly destroyed the world economy and nearly sent us into a 2nd Great Depression.

I actually not lose or destroy them at the rate I though I might.

High real estate taxes, 21-day non-judicial foreclosures, nearly non-existent appreciation, unstable soils that destroy foundations, not to mention the ongoing severe drought. 

Unless they destroyed the place you’ll probably be close to rent other than an earlier than expected vacancy.

The practical problem is that the zoning code has a provision that should more than 50% of a structure's value be destroyed, it cannot be built back to 4 units, but only as 2 as the structures were built before the zoning code went in, and it was later zoned as duplex.