He has lived there for 10 years and feels the former landlord screwed him over with a lease to own option, so he might take his frustrations out on the building, which is a double wide manufactured home.

    You might consider exploring buying higher quality manufactured homes, removing them from parks, and installing them on permanent foundations on land you have purchased.  

We place crazy coverages for investors on vacant buildings/coastal properties/highly flammable manufacturing properties, etc. 

My background is in using these skills to help businesses do all sorts of advanced analytics in a variety of settings such as manufacturing, supply chain, retail, automotive, finance, and marketing. 

Hey guys, I'm looking for some investors that like manufactured and or mobiles.

It sounds to me like you need to be looking into building three homes on the other lots similar in size to the one you currently have.I would go with one of the pre-manufactured or partially pre-manufactured options out there and I would build them exactly the same.

So you need to know the per door price in that area and do your CMA.You want to get it bellow market, so you can allow for some improvements and manufacture equity.

Client had a federal manufacturing charge and serve time in early 90’s which is keeping him from getting regular financing.

I don't know how manufactured homes fair over time, so I feel a little risk.

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