Most of the homes in the neighborhood are 3 bed 2 baths but they are mostly manufactured homes or trailers.

We bought a 3 acre lot that had a manufactured home on it that wasn’t part of the sale because the bank didn’t have title to it.

Beware though on a "self-install" as this will void your manufacturer warranty.  

They landlords have refused to replace as the manufacturing life says 15-20 years and its nine years old.

Don’t get confused with modular and manufactured.

Today the auto manufacturing companies are doing well again and the City of Detroit has taken a tough step to declare bankruptcy which is the largest municipal filing in U.S. history with an estimated debt between $18-$20 billion.

We are considering removing trees, installing well and septic, and placing manufactured or mobiles homes on these for rent as well.  

Sioux Falls is more diverse with a mix of medical, financial, manufacturing and farming.

There is no real standard past some really basic stuff.Seller that have 60%+ community owned homes for the most part, live in a far different world than the majority of community owners, so it is no surprise to me that they are trying to convince you and other inexperienced prospective buyers of their idea of the value of these rental homes.Try asking an experienced lender on manufactured housing communities what they think the value of park owned homes might be for lending purposes and you will have confirmation of what I am suggesting.

This is a manufactured home on acreage.