You'll be competing against people that are more educated, 2-3 times your age, and with far more life/job experience that will be far more relatable to the average buyer/seller/investor.It's not impossible but you should go in with eyes wide open and know what you're up against.

I truly had no idea we could become investors and recently had my eyes open - wide. 

They are widely considered THE credential in financial advice.

I think it would be a mix and match of stick built tiny homes and some of the nicer models of the THOW- (Extra wide- 1 move) and maybe some of the prefabs-  Think- idea box- (in salem oregon), Stillwater Design, Method.    

Just set the bricks in a sand base, making the entry sidewalk as wide as the front porch.2.

Its about 32ft wide and 20ft deep. 

My firm I'm at now is nation wide so I can scan out some properties down there for you if you would like as well.

Was a single wide that had been badly remodeled.

I'm in NJ he is in NY, we have a fairly wide net area wise, looking for ideally multi family.

My typical lay out of a move like this is.land acquisition: $15-$25kMobile Home for lot: $10k or less- I own several to get us started but typically I stay under 10k for the home purchase and usually get a screaming deal on them as they have to be moved.Transportation of the home: $5-$15k - this varys widely based on distance traveled and company hired.Land Improvements: $10-$12k - I try to find land that is cheap and in a good location and this often equals out to there not being utilities on site yet but close by.