We have not had any luck getting equity out on any of our manufactured houses but they are all investment properties so they typically follow different requirements. 

The importers sell the gold to manufacturers. 

well, i will suggest that going to a realtor should be a last option. you should try out contacting some of the manufacturers or either get an overview on internet.

First major item, I have vendor accounts and manufacturer direct accounts which gives me pricing and time of delivery that nobody in general public will ever get, period.

In reality Detroit had cars, Pittsburgh had steel, Buffalo and Rochester had rail and manufacturing and all of these cities saw their collapse.

I've read it, and I am curious about this statement:"Residential dwelling unit" means a residence where one or more persons may maintain a household, including a manufactured home."

I'm looking into buying a property with 2 separate mobile homes on the property. I would own the mobile homes after the purchase of the property. The are both being rented and they are from 1969/1962. Not knowing much...

Behind it is 3/2 double wide manufactured in 1992.

I know of at least one time recently where a big manufacturing company (MC Assembly) was planning to leave the area and Melbourne came through with some tax incentives to get them to commit to the area long term.  

I'd like to investigate manufacture homes and multifamily.For about a month and a half I've been mailing to notice of default lists and so far haven't made a deal, and I'll admit it's a little frustrating (obviously, this isn't a very good get rich quick scheme), but it's giving us a lot of exposure to a lot of things.