There's no regulation and the majority of the claims I see are fraudulent.

Hi there -Looking into Denver, the unrelated persons regulation for a single family home is extremely tight - two unrelated peoples.

Info like but not limited too, "good" neighbourhoods and ones to avoid, REI groups, resources, how to get a better understanding of crime rates, schools and family areas, how to manage out of town/state contractors, growth markets, landlord/tenant regulations. 

We just need to factor in any new regulations that might be coming from the city government.

If you choose to go that direction, make sure to find a company who specializes in parks and is familiar with all the state regulations.

As to why the wholesaler works without a license he stated he did not want to work under all the rules and regulations that we work under. 

My grandfather's house has never flooded but is only 9' above mean high tide while regulations now require 11' above to be mortgage-able and insurable. 

Supply still trending well below demand.

Every day I see posts and pleads on social media for people desperately needing a place to place their home without fear of being "red tagged".I'm working to Bring Tiny, Home.I really suggest you take a deep dive into the City Of Portland Oregons new development code for these units.. it will lead the nation.. and something you can share with regulators in your jurisdiction. 

They could unplug the power supply from the box, but they never do.