The one in MN is a small manufactured home that cost them about 45K when they retired.

There are also some other opportunities to boost income since the owner uses parts of the building for itself and the building is not fully leased.The Office portion makes $209,000 per annum.The manufacturing/trucking portion makes $322,000 per annum.The thing that bothers me about this deal are the uncertain, shaky leases.

Manufactured or Mobile home communities have really caught my eye; but are too expensive to purchase in NJ due to land values.

Not a terribly interesting property (manufactured with perm foundation on a lot) but I thought the education would be valuable.I'll drop a line another time I'm in the area.

Hi everyone, has anyone invested in a mobile home / manufactured home on a private lot as a rental?

There is also some great anticipated growth in the Marysville/Arlington area near the MIC (Manufacturing Industrial Center), once Boeing/Paine Field opens up commercial flights in September 2018.If you go South you will want to look in areas like Tacoma & Pierce County.

Cottage grove has lots of blue collar industry, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing (3M) has a plant there so you will probably always have renters.http://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/plant-locations-us/cottagegrove/

One is national tenant and another one is multi million dollar manufacturing company.

An interesting article in the New York Times talking about how Indianapolis is luring technology industry talent.How Indianapolis, Long Known as a Manufacturing Center, Is Luring Tech Talent (NYT)

There's a lot more business and manufacturing coming into the city and surrounding suburbs and the medical infrastructure in Cleveland is booming, supplying a lot of good paying jobs where tenants will pay top market rent.