Unlike the entities visualized by the TF, the entities making the majority of these chattel loans have not “grown dramatically in size, complexity”, but they are nevertheless, “important” to the manufactured housing industry, and ultimately, the consumers who choose to purchase and reside in a manufactured home that is sited on land they do not own.

They seem....dramatic...and possibly exaggerating.

The bottom line is one can hope for cash flow by investing irresponsibility without doing due diligence or they can do their homework and position themselves for success and dramatically increase the chances of profitability on that property.  

If anything the tenant pool improved dramatically.

That could dramatically increase your cash flow but isn't right for all circumstances. 

Trying to convince somebody to make as dramatic a switch from stocks to real estate is quite possibly one of the most difficult things you'll ever do.  

But, changes are possible and may dramatically affect your investment.  

Zillows senior economist illustrated some of this....When one considers all factors of investments you will see the picture changes dramatically with adding in all the fundamentals. 

The rents are so solid(and will not decrease dramatically even with an economic correction) that even should the market turn, they will still supply solid cashflow.

As we can see with the recent fall in oil prices, the area has slowed down dramatically.