Im not sure what the market looks like for manufactured homes, and if this would even be something worth pursuing.

@Jay VanOrden- thanks  1)  check with the  dealer / manufacturer   2)  resaerch other transactions that  are  similar to see  how the  funding worked  3) contact the smaller to mid size  banks and credit unions in the area for  options  4) consider including your  home ( if appic)  for a cross colaterilazation deal  if avaiable 

Funds from the sale would be used to acquire the land and build the manufactured homes.

The folks who live there mostly work in the Clear Lake area (Johnson Space Center, hospitals, schools), along the Houston Ship Channel (industrial manufacturing, shipping, construction), or in Houston. 

There is a 15 year manufacturer warranty.

West Texas currently has the largest oil find, the Mammoth Oil Find, in Texas State History that is expected to last for 10-15 years.Counteracting the oil growth has been a diversification of the local economy, focused on healthcare, education, increased manufacturing, and increased hiring by the government around the metro area.

@Lon Breitenbach Speak with a couple of Energy Star (or better) window manufacturers.  

My parents live down in Oregon, and I hear that market is continuing to rise in both markets.I've also heard that Reno, NV is expected to boom in the following years due to the Tesla Motors manufacturing plant and their large volume of factory workers / technicians they will employ.

Particularly manufacturing or trades users.  

The second thing is that the Droid UI is really quite nice and easy to use and I will not buy a phone again unless I can uninstall the manufacturer's UI and go with stock Droid.BTW, I second Mike's suggestion about the iPad.