They still have to get financing and the $100 down program does not apply to them.The $100 down was in Colorado two years ago, but HUD stopped doing it hear, it may be in some states.

Any experienced pest co. can verify the presence of them if you can't.

Parent co-signers are a must but more importantly is your relationship with the tenants.

Hello Bryan,I too am interested in MHP's from the standpoint of the value of individual units and personal property tax liens.I don't have any idea what lot rents should be in NC, but in Colorado, the same lot would cost a tenant between $450 and $550 per month more than likely.

@Zelda SheldonChris is one of the co-founders of their company.

The power co. has/had plans to tear it down and use the property for access/structure/power lines, etc.

Either way, a letter from his CO isn't enough "proof," require an actual copy of the orders and/or visualize the original.

After making a move from Colorado Springs to the flat barren cold lands of Fargo, ND there is a huge difference in the markets.

I am strongly considering Colorado.

My first student rental is a co-purchase/house hack for my own son, so his roomies brought their own furniture, but I've got an eye to adding more in the area someday.