But at the end of the day, oil is going to be a big part of our energy picture into the foreseeable future, people are going to need to eat, and as more is manufactured overseas, logistical hubs on the west coast will be needed.

I met the owners, and reviewed the deed history (and tried to buy it as a pre foreclosure, not enough time)-no known surprises.As well, I saw a manufactured home go across the auction block and did similar research and just picked it up for about $3200, with the intent to fix and flip, and pay to fix up the house next door, or replenish some savings.  

Why would you pay $70k for 300-500 sq ft, when a manufacturer will gladly finance a $10k cabin kit with 450 sq ft + loft, full kitchen and bath and up to 2 bedrooms?

However, Berkshire Hathaway does own Clayton Homes, which is the largest mobile home manufacturer in the country.

That's why we wanted to do the manufactured home on the same property of four acres which we could  afford with the lower payment after the three years.

Then the interior would be off site manufactured only.

-Diverse Tenant Base: Industrial properties tend to attract a diverse tenant base, including manufacturing companies, logistics and distribution firms, and e-commerce businesses.

Which of those is best for a high income, self employed widget manufacturer to buy single family rentals?

I am looking for a manufactured home company to partner with to help get these lots sold.

Seller "Umm...Not sure, it was built before I purchased the property last year" "Interesting, cause the stamps on the lumber show it was manufactured June 2017"