My day job is manufacturing engineering for a turbine engine repair facility here in San Antonio, but for the last year I have been investing in small online businesses.  

Why would you pay $70k for 300-500 sq ft, when a manufacturer will gladly finance a $10k cabin kit with 450 sq ft + loft, full kitchen and bath and up to 2 bedrooms?

Despite minimal real estate experience, I have very good business acumen, and significant knowledge in a variety of industries (construction, agriculture, manufacturing) Look forward to connecting in the future!

This way if something fails and we need to contact the manufacturer, we have it at our fingertips.If the unit is a lower grade, just go with a reliable white appliance.

But there are a ton of good Manufacturing jobs there south of Greenwood.

Lately, many more manufacturing companies have started to move into the old warehouses and spaces once occupied by auto manufacturing.  

So a family friend acquired a 2,200+ sq ft. manufactured home on a 1.7 acre lot in Plant City, Florida.

Just yesterday I saw a posted pitch for a JV partner that showed:2% repairs,0% management 0% cap-exCurrent best case scenario interest rate (no buffer)Including income from illegal unitsCurrent taxes (no buffer)Under stating insurance (again, buffer)Less than half AVERAGE vacancy (especially if new to this)4% appreciation in a market that has been DEpreciating for the last decadeThese are not useful numbers to anyone but a pencil manufacturer.

Close to Austin College and Sherman is booming now that TI announced the billion-dollar chip manufacturing facility.

The cost of equipment is what it is and won't vary much from manufacturer to manufacturer but it's everything else that goes into the job that drives up cost.