My idea is to start with two manufactured homes.

@James Wise I got offered a Buyer position at a manufacturing company in Brunswick!

The manufacturers purposefully change the colors every other year so they can keep sales high when you can't match exactly. 

There was a big class action lawsuit against the manufacturer of polybutylene back in the mid 90s.

As we all know, that fee is meant to offset the money put out by the carrier to the hardware manufacturer to reduce or offset the cost of the phone.Now, if the mortgage note said, "Feel free to cancel this deal any time, just pay us the difference between what you owe us and what the house is worth, if it's worth less," you'd have something to compare.Again, I say that if you're OK with strategic default, then you should just get as much unsecured debt as possible and not make any payments.

Hey guys,I would be grateful and would love to hear some of the investment strategies that you use when purchasing manufactured/mobile homes.

Actually I found the floor manufacturer I like. 

After painting fences for extra cash for a friend of my moms, I was hired as an engineer for her son at ballco manufacturing.

Im in a little Town called Bushnell which is in Sumter County .. the same county The Villages is located in .. and the reason i love it is I live in the county ( kind of ) I have almost 2 acres ( but there are a lit if bugger parcels here ) and I am only 45-60 min from Tampa, Orlando and a bit longer to Lakeland and Daytona ( about 1hr 15 min ) , I can get to Ocala in just under 35-40 mins and all the towns surrounding these bigger citys are just getting better investment wise everyday .. like Inverness .. its only 15 miles from me and there are a lit of 3/2 homes still priced at around  $50k-$75k and need a additional $12-20k worth of rehab but thats to flip them .. to rent them most only need $5-12k and the rents inventory is very low right now .. the normal 3/2 rents for $1000-1200 depending on sqft .. for the most part rents are anywere from $650-1700 depending on size and bedrooms .. but I hear from a really reliable source that the city is looking to add 2 new big manufacturing plants, can't say who but, they are supposed to start by the end of 2017 .

Its nice to see a 30 year warranty until you realize ONLY manufacturer defects are covered (rare), and even then its a depreciated value not including labor.Almost any home can handle up to 3 layers, but just going up to 2 is advisable.