Between that trip and our tiny house, I definitely look at space differently.My husband is a manufacturing/process engineer so making the house flow was a necessity for him.

Either way filters are cheap like borscht, buy 12 and instruct to change them monthly.

Hi all, I've contacted a couple of banks/credit unions to get the ball rolling on a HELOC, but the two I have spoken with so far do not lend on manufactured homes.

Some of these companies won’t lend to individuals unless it’s within an LLC.If you chose to start one, I recommend checking out: https://www.llcuniversity.comEasy to follow step by step instructions, they also have a video series on YouTube.

I came across the subject property, a 1.6 acre parcel with a manufactured home, an in-law suite apartment on top of a commercial auto garage, and a commercial workshop listed for 220k.

There is strong growth in Knoxville right now and some great things happening there especially with new manufacturing plants and engineering jobs opening up.

Hired someone to come assemble them and there are no instructions in the box.

I am a new investor myself and the agent that I work with has been very helpful and instructive in explaining the process to me.

If you had an agent represent you this should of been a standard clause inputted on your behalf unless you specifically instructed no contingencies.

If not, then all electrical components need to be compatible with the 3 phase voltage and those components are typically more expensive which could deter someone that didn't need the three phase.Three phase is generally used by people running machines and equipment such as manufacturing something.