It's a very common problem for people when they are getting started- build equity and/or save and you'll be fine.

Manufactured homes are commonly called "HUD Code homes" because the building code is federal in standard and is performance based, while Modular homes are built to state building codes.With both Modular and Manufactured homes, there are varying standard of quality.

But the land is  common area even though there is a fence marking 2 distinct yards.

I say this because that would give me a head start in any kind of "proof that I should own" the property I would assume?

What kind of tenants are they from the legal perspective?

What kind of price range?

Please kindly provide your advice.

For example, a standard residential policy will provide $100-300k liability coverage while a commercial policy commonly provides $500k-1mil liability. 

However, it doesn’t take much more than a little common sense to figure out real estate is still the best investment for most of the population.

The statute says, "As used herein, "preservation improvements" shall mean improvements made to preserve the property by properly keeping it in repair for its proper and reasonable use, having due regard for the kind and character of the property at the time of sale."