MH lots tend to be much larger as well.

Financing is usually tough on HDFC co-ops since there are income restrictions (which restricts who you can resell the property to), appreciation is usually not so great and the co-op tends to take a large percentage of any profit you make on the resale (some buildings take 50% of the profit as a flip tax).

Properties in your neighbourhood would be much easier to tend to as you can be on the ground whenever something comes up.

Not only are your costs higher but so are your material costs for rehabs/renos (you may also need to give the unit a new look more often to match the expectations of the HGTV loving tenants and to keep you competitive in the marketplace) also people tend to overlook the fact that white collar tenants can be really needy.

In most wholesale situations the actions tend to act fast and like to close the transaction in 30 Days or less.

This will provide a vapor barrier. 

Also, a population with more readily available access to higher education tends to produce higher income earners, who can then afford to buy housing. 

You need to be able to act fast on deals and banks tend to draw things out to the point of you losing a potential deal.

However, the UK and European markets tend to prefer a European jurisdiction such as the UK, Channel Islands or Luxembourg.TaxationOne of the key objectives in relation to choosing a fund vehicle is to ensure that it is as tax efficient for investors as possible.

In Hyman Minsky's economic teachings he states:"The Financial Instability Hypothesis suggests that over periods of prolonged prosperity, capitalist economies tend to move from a financial structure dominated by hedge finance (stable) to a structure that increasingly emphasizes speculative and Ponzi finance (unstable)."