Unlike what we think as traditional ground up custom buildings, Modulars (not manufactured trailers) are factory built and approved by state standards (usually higher and more thorough that local regulations). 

Our market is currently exploding because of new manufacturing jobs opening up, we have had an influx in our city of more than 30,000 people, this was a 70,000 pop city and its now well over 100,000 and increasing.

I have an opportunity to invest in a 25 lot mobile home park with public infrastructure in a good area at a very attractive price. The owner is a motivated seller who wants to retire and move out of the area, so I was...

More and more manufacturing facilities are being built there every year.

I have to qualify that a little, because I didn't get inside to see the condition of this 1400 sq.ft. 3 BR manufactured home.

It lost a GM plant which killed a lot of manufacturing jobs back in 2005-2007.

I called a Window Manufacturing Company, and they quoted me $500 to $800 per window installed.I called a general contractor out of the phone book and he quoted me under $500.So, now I'm going back to the property to count the windows.

I left a voicemail with the Zoning Manager about a conditional use permit for Manufactured Homes.

However, their income far surpasses the 25% rule that I am trying to follow in the income to rent ratio.The second candidate is a young single girl with a stable job at a manufacturing plant in Rockford.

I was wondering if anybody had any ideas on where to get financing  on a manufactured house thatwas built in 1972.