They didn't start enforcing building codes on manufactured until 1978 but I would try to buy something less than 20 years old.Educate yourself on how they are unique.

My step mom loves converted church houses and I agree they have a lot of character I really love working on unique old houses in my remodeling business.

Being a former stockbroker I work with individuals to help them create a strategy that matches their risk tolerance and retirement objectives.

All -I have a unique opportunity with a company acting as a property management company, who happens to offer luxury accommodations for cannabis retreats in legal recreational markets (think STR/LTR property management firm). 

That was a unique market back then.

Some of the information you want is included in the Condo Documents (as we call them in TX, commonly referred to as CC&Rs), and it is very, very rare to have a seller/listing agent provide that prior to making an offer; however, you are given a contingency period for the seller to provide it and for you to terminate the sale if you object to any of the provisions.

Since you have a 401k and rental properties that you can compare why not do some math and see what the only truest objective metric has to say?

So far at least in 4.0 you can't save many filters to named filters (very odd) and saving a list co-mingles prior saves into one mis-mash list.PIN has a few unique data types;  zombie = vacant and has gotten NOD,  the other pre forecslosure scenarois, FSBO (no data in my area), Expireds / MLS (no data in my area, MLSs are PIA to deal with so not surpised), and several types of bank owned including shadow inventory. 

I use a combination of BP calcs (not the most user-friendly if you want to make changes or run "what-ifs"), DealCheck.io (I like the UI a little better), and spreadsheets (customization for unique cases). 

(Within six months, so delayed finance rather than cash out refinance)Also, in my case the objective of the  concession is not to bump up the sales price, it's to cover a repair allowance that the sellers don't want to handle.