Usually with a sober living the residents don't have cars, they are transported to meetings by the house manager.

I was wondering if there is a market for used manufactured houses and how the removal and transport of those houses is done.Thank you in advance for any help on this issueMichael

I ran the numbers based on 50k each for hook up and transporting.

It includesProximity to public transportation Accessibility to local amenities (schools, hospitals, shopping, etc.)

And that other walkable areas are accessible by public transportation. 

Most junk removal service prices will pay for labor, transportation of dumpsters & junk, as well as dumping fees which normally go by weight. 

(I know, super late to be posting, but I don’t care.)It’s been several weeks since I’ve last posted, so I wanted to update and also see where everyone else is on/in their journey.Again, I am recently separated veteran from the military due to injury, and now receive full benefits and am in the process of getting ready to invest my first multifamily property.I am currently going through the pre-approval process, my credit score has improved tremendously, and focused on growing my transportation technology startup as I’ve just been accepted into an Incubator program for startups.I am looking at duplexes currently, and still have been engaged in networking/building relationships and educating myself with books and podcasts.It has been one hell of a year (not in a great way at the start of it), but I’m looking forward to 2023.

Ask them open-ended questions until they say something crazy, like needing me to help them find "reliable transportation" or security for their kids. 

The cost of transporting it is half the price of the bus itself that’s the only caveat.  

You might want to go down to the planning office on SW 4th and ask them what, specifically, can be developed on the lot (e.g. must be over 10,000 sf to divide in R5), how much the permits and requirements might cost (including transportation infrastructure charges and landscaping/drainage), and how long similar projects have been taking to get through permitting lately.