.- Use local business to manufacture fifty bandit signs

That inventory stocks are gradually getting depleted and needs to be restocked, spells more activity for the manufacturing sector.

I do contracting ONLY for the experienced investors, who have already learned there lesson of the $10 per hr craigslist "contractor", and want to move professionally and with mutual respect, and I do it at a razor thin margin not even really making it worth while, just to bolster my volume for leverage with material manufacturers.

This is really a manufacturing business.

My day job is a power engineer for a chemical manufacturing company, but in the evening I read about real estate.

Hello, I'm thinking about doing some ground-up rental property manufactured homes in semi-rural central Virginia, and they would be on new septic systems.  

@Emily LopezMy sister and BIL had moved a manufactured home onto some land and did what you mentioned, renting out the mobile home and now selling it with half of the land.

Started at $49k in January of 2014Put under contract for $28,000 in late JuneClosing delayed 2 months due to electric work needing completion (bank paid $4k to get new work complete)Closed on 9/17Purchase Price: $28,000 ($2k below our our target acquisition price)Paid cash, rehab costs out of my pocket as well to keep minimal holding costs (outside cost of money and opportunity cost)House Details:Built 1985, 2 bed/2 bath, 950 sq ft on 1/8 acre lot near a creek and now defunct golf courseHouse looks like its manufactured.

Its a fairly steady market with a decent manufacturing base with John Deere headquartered here.

From Sydney - Zagreb - Hong Kong - Kansas City - ToledohahaYep, only way to do it in the Australian market is to manufacture the growth.Sounds great and will do.Enjoy the forum. you will find it quite overwhelming at times with all of the information hehe.