I would have to bust the cement up by hand, load all items on a trailer and haul it 20 miles to the dump.

Heck, once you own it, you could haul it out to some other MHP - or put it on your own land.

Talking to others, even though properties are rented, people stay for the long haul as long as its clean and taken care of.My ability to get my first home without a huge investment is another reason.

Anybody that has had rentals for the long haul 10 years or more will tell you anything can happen at any time. new landlords generally will tell you a slightly different story.

I have two exotics parked in my garage, but I didn't have to determine between play toys and solid investments.

@Jonna Weber @StacyA McBain @Paul Heim or any others familiar with Hidden Springs...While I'm toying around with a few investing scenarios in Boise/Nampa, I've stumbled on something more in the "home I can see myself in for a long while" range.

, gets good mileage, cheap to insure & hauls anything he can load it up with.

I said call the cops which he did and the corner came and hauled the body away. they never did call me ( the cops) and I sold it to a different investor month or so later as the one that found the body I think he was just freaked out a little too much

So my occupation is pretty interesting, I drive Semi-Trucks hauling Milk from local Dairies to Darigold Plants everyday, about 60-70 hours per week.

@Mark Miles I have been toying with this for a while.