His experience includes manufactured homes, investing in debt (notes), developing land, residential rentals, and much more.

This is a grant, not a loan, for up to 5% of the sales price of the home to be used for down payment and closing costs.The Texas Hero’s program is good for any property in Texas (no mobile homes or manufactured homes ) and work like this:We typically put these with FHA loan but there is a conventional option too.

But the area is so expensive which has made manufactured homes/mobile homes very attractive to me.

Finally, there are a lot of manufactured homes in my market.

Are they medical research facilities or buggy whip manufacturers?  

NO MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOMESRequired LTV's: Primary Homes:-1-4 Units-620 FICO Minimum (660 High Balance)-97% LTV 1 Unit with standard conforming only and buyer must be a first time home buyer, or a limited cash out refinance (high balance and buyers that are not considered a first time home buyer - 95% max LTV)-85% LTV 2 Unit-75% LTV 3-4 Unit- Minimum 620 Credit score-2-4 units require 6 months reservesSecond Homes -1 Unit - 90% LTV - 620 FICO Minimum - Minimum 2 months reservesInvestment Properties:-1 Unit - 85% LTV Purchase Only (75% LTV Limited Cash Out)- 620 FICO Minimum- Minimum 6 months reserves- Minimum $50k loan amount-2-4 Unit Investment Properties - NOT ALLOWED WITH THIS PRODUCT!

The are manufactured homes and the tubs are yellow.

Toyota manufacturing plant within a 20 minute drive is being developed and should be operational in about 2-3 years, and will bring over 4000 direct jobs.Home Value: ~$150,000Mortgage: $1,004/mo. with a 2.875% interest rate on a 15 year mortgage, and includes the property tax escrow and the insurance.Remaining Loan Balance: $88,000Rental Income: $1,100/mo.

Within real estate it's going to be multifamily, storage, or manufactured home communities.Seven Reasons I Prefer Investing In Multifamily ApartmentsGreat thread here.

I also do like the idea of giving homeowners first choice over investors when it comes to purchasing opportunities on the market To point 1- the free market would say allowing the building of more housing will allow competition in rent prices, buying prices, and all other important metrics to stagnating real estate investment in comparison to individual home ownership. but they create so much BS around building (specifically referring to CA, where I'm located) that they have manufactured the crisis these actions would be designed to counter.