., is losing residents: With the Litchfield hills and Connecticut in our rear-view mirror as we move our 101-year-old manufacturing company to South Carolina, we are nostalgic, excited, and disappointed.We love Torrington and Connecticut but not all the things the General Assembly and the governor have done to induce us to leave family and friends behind.

Can someone please help me understand about the manufactured / mobile listings.

While my background as an auditor is within the retail/QSR/manufacturing industries...I have had some experience with real estate audits (no offense to real estate CPAs but AR and inventory is way harder when it comes to audit testing!).  

The HUD Mortgagee Letter issued new guidelines for manufactured housing that included eligibility for manufactured homes in condominium projects.

My background is in construction owning a steel stair manufacturing company in the Chicago area.  

A manufactured home (at least the ones I dealt with) start as a vehicle and then when the foundation is poured and it's attached to it and all the axles and wheels are taken off, they "destroy" the title and convert the house to real estate.

Most of the new construction in the San Antonio/New Braunfels  area is being purchased by 1031 buyers from out of state.The San Antonio market has properties that will suit most any investor and has the benefit of a job market that's fortified with multiple sectors (government, tech, manufacturing and healthcare).     

Facts: pristine manufactured home on 3/4 acre of waterfront property.

I only bought REO from auction.com or found via the zillow manufactured filter which pops out both auction and REOs.  

But they have another similar one you can get if you move really quick, skip all DD and wire the money this afternoon... classic bait and switch topped with a sprinkle of manufactured urgency/ fear of missing out.