.)- Tenant operations that may be harder to insure (cooking, woodwork, manufacturing, etc.)- Construction of buildings/fire protection that may impact the insurance (frame construction in a non-hydranted area or one with distant fire depts)I echo the posts that emphasize the importance of an experienced real estate attorney. 

I'm sure when cars became prevalent there were horse buggy manufacturers scheming on how to get congress  to enact protection schemes.  

It’s the fact that they are no longer manufactured making simple repair impossible.

I have been doing some deals in the last few months with great success. It involves mobile homes on land and I don't hear other investors talking about this strategy. I wanted to share it, break it down, make it bette...

Maybe I am biased since I see and diagnose cancer in young folks all the time... but, money is easily made and easily lost (by newbies too), but time is not manufactured.

In the United States, this trend is likely to lead to an increase in demand for industrial real estate, as companies look to set up or expand their domestic manufacturing and warehousing operations.

However if you shop all the manufacturers you should be able to shorten that lead time. 

Will save your staff and maintenance crew issues.http://www.proflo.com/product/proflo-PFADC412B-white-1053294(This is not anywhere near the actual cost - if you're buying yourself you can get them far far less with an account at Ferguson or by buying on one of their websites such as build.com)If buying Toto which I highly recommend - buy this EXACT model - nothing else - they stopped making the 1.6 gal flush bowl but are supposed to be manufacturing it again this month (who knows with the virus deal) as people screamed including me when they stopped in January)https://www.totousa.com/drake-two-piece-toilet-16-gpf-ada-compliant-elongated-bowlHere's the seats to buy - keep extra onhand as well as extra flush valves for whatever brand of toilet you go with.https://www.build.com/bemis-1500ec/s83468?

I've been opening a lot of credit cards this past year (for the sign up bonuses) and also manufacturing spending (significant creative spending on cards that I then pay off in full). 

I am curious if hard money lenders will get give a loan against a manufactured home on one in acre.Also, any advice for newbies with this strategy would be much appreciated.