I've run into a few who only call them manufactured homes.

Purchase price: $1,100,000 Cash invested: $400,000 The subject property is a 22 space professionally managed manufactured home community, comprised of 18 single wide spaces, 2 double wide spaces, and a duplex comprised of two 500 square foot one bedroom units.

I might suggest traget direct mailing to homeowners that are adjacent/near to blue-collar and service type of job/employment centers (factories, light manufacturing, etc) where jobs are being more apt to be lost.

Ultimately we are going to want to focus on owning apartment complexes and manufactured home lots.

Manufactured homes are okay as well, with the stipulation of them being 1990 and newer, on their own land and have the ability to be financed in the future (never moved besides original placement).

We have a family business of hardware manufacturing in India and are now looking to expand our business in USA.

Or you can think Trailers or Manufactured Homes with single lots.

The deceit is boosting the paycheck with the intent of manufacturing pay stubs to induce the bank to make a loan that it wouldn't otherwise do.

Manufacturer recommends nothing but does anyone think I can add a little extra protection, insulation, and soften imperfections in the subfloor?

I have one house under Allstate Landlords Policy and four manufactured homes under Foremost.