One is my old Aviation partner his company is relevanthomes in Oregon you can google.. and there are others who build them in factory's and crane them in.so there are many who are a decade ahead of you I would study what they do.. also working in a jurisdiction that is anti development and density is probably not a smart thing to do.. find out where they want them then work there.

For the last 2 years a local factory has been renting my furnished houses for their visiting Chinese engineers.

That would give a nice sanded factory edge free of a sharp edge.

It's at an interesting standstill with GM closing and the new electric truck factory opening.

I spoke with a property manager and they confirmed my 5% vacancy factor.  I

After Chinese New Year many factory workers in China could not return to their city factory jobs from the country due to quarantines.

The other factor is the type of engagement you have.

J Scott’s book “Recession Proof Real Estate Investing” gives great info on the topic.However, Buy in area of pop growth, job growth, rent growth and high economic job diversity (near major city/economic driver) and an election/recession could be non-factor. I

He advised me that had a factory under contract and asked if I was interested.

Based on my experience, every time I exit early because I gave my investors a great return on their money, they are happy and they tend to reinvest in the next deal.So my vote is to sell early - also another factor is that the market right now is good for selling.