We were more in the garment district, but not far from Times Square.

The lone 3 bedroom is a manufactured home from 1990 that is a fixer.

We are one of the few US manufacturing companies left in the curtain Industry.

First point, medical supply manufacturing and supply.

This is a massively complex issue, spanning law, epidemiology, economic, healthcare, finance, politics, manufacturing...areas no one person can have mastery, with far reaching second and third order effects that can't be encapsulated in the low fidelity ideas of "Shelter in place= the only option" or "give me back my civil liberties NOW rah rah Ayn Rand" Complex ideas require the ability to be nuanced and understanding that the other side may also have a point of view which you may not agree with because you don't comprehend it well.

I have a handful of mobile homes/manufactured homes in the San Antonio, TX area. 

My new interest is investing in manufactured/mobile homes, and mobile home lots/subdivisions.

Many of the units you'll find on your flips still use Freon, which is no longer being manufactured as of 2020.

Escrowing Taxes and Insurance is required by federal law and has been since October of 2010 on almost all manufactured homes - including chattel loans.

Turns out auto manufacturers are making wire covering out of soy and other products that is "rat food" and making the rodent / auto problem worse.