Furthermore, if you need repair work done, the options for various items like flooring or roofing are limited to maybe one or two contractors nearby.Muncie and Anderson are centered around both manufacturing and large colleges (Ball State and Anderson College).

Example: $100,000 property in the City of FT Mill$100,000 x 4% x 0.2748 = $1099.20(B) All other properties (except manufacturing).

Modular" and "manufactured" are mutually exclusive.

I feel for everyone involved, and hope this wasn't something malicious, or that the reason for eviction wasn't for the manufacturing of controlled substances (Meth or Hash).

At the end of 20 or 30 years, you'll likely have a manufactured home that needs to be hauled off to the dump and have no value.

@Ernest GrindleIt likely is a modern-day mini-home / manufactured home / modular home which was delivered on-site in one or two sections and set on its foundation.Around here they no longer call them trailers unless they have an undercarriage/wheels :-)As far as being a rental, your tenants are not apt to go into the crawlspace.

They will probably work directly with the manufacturer to install the heating system which is controlled room by room on thermostats. 

Keep your costs down by using a common paint color on the inside as well as carpet from an ethical supplier and dependable manufacturer. 

Primarily in the manufacturing arena.

"Properties listed for sale in the six months preceding the disbursement date of the new mortgage loan are limited to 70% LTV, CLTV, and HCLTV ratios (or less if mandated by the specific product, occupancy, or property type – for example, 65% for manufactured homes)." - Per FNMA guidelinesI hope this helps!