I'm really interested in multi-family and mobile home parks as far as my buy and hold properties go.  

I have money to put down on a new build I am looking into having a manufactured home built to sel which are not mobile homes.

I saw all the responses on my email but couldn't sign in from my mobile device to respond, not even from the website. 

Since this was going to be mobile housing, "I've been arguing with the HUD about the need for a sprinkler system.”

Mobile prices are very specific to the community they are in.

Manufactured (Mobile) Home Residential (59-8200.7).A.Each use shall comply with the bulk standards of the AA district, unless specifically modified by this section.B.There shall be a minimum lot size of five acres per dwelling unit.C.All lighting shall be arranged so that there will be no annoying glare directed or reflected toward adjacent property.D.In R-1 District, neither public water supply nor public sewage treatment shall be available to lots used for Manufactured (Mobile) Home Residential.E.In the R-1 District, lots developed for Manufactured (Mobile) Home Residential uses shall conform to the development regulations of the AA District.It seems a no go for me, due to:1.

I wanted to post this introduction earlier, but the app was a little wonky with uploading a mobile picture from the phone, and wanted to appear as professional as possible when putting my name out there.My name is Sean, and I am a 23 year old living in Hopkinton Rhode Island.

I imagine that their development does raise awareness around tiny houses and is a good marketing machine.One of the great things about tiny houses is their mobility.

There are 31 SFH , duplex, and mobile homes, and the rest are vacant lots.

I would like to speak with someone who has experience in purchasing  mobile home parks.