To a human, it reads as the same address, but to a database system computer it is technically a "different" address.

I don't want felons, drug dealers or sex offenders in my rental even if they pay the money!

., from a manufacturer dealer?

As @Dawn Brenengen pointed out, iterations of mold is all over the place and my understanding is that very few of the cultures are actually detrimental to typical humans.  

Humans suffer from "recency bias".

It's not just a relationship with another human being you have to develop, but it's also a business and legal relationship with requires a lot of due diligence and groundwork.

We have to hear many "No's", some of them temporary, before closing the deals that fit our criteria (mentioned below).Let's get started: As mobile home investors it is important that you talk to every local seller, park manager, dealer, park owner, repo man, investor, seller, realtor, etc. in your local area to let them know who you are, what you are looking for, and how you can help them too.In short, it is my goal for newer mobile home investors to become very well familiarized with their local area within a week or two's time.

You can't ignore the human element within military organizations who grew up believing their duty was to protect their fellow countrymen.

A friend has been making a small killing in penny stock, go to crowdfunding, invest in local cell phone companies or loan money to a bakery for inventory, many car dealers will be happy to use your money.

There are a variety of real estate companies who are using marketing/general solictation but I think as a whole most accredited investors do not want to share their tax return information and many service providers (CPAs, attorneys or broker/dealers) do not want to be on the hook for "certifying" their investors as accredited.