The local governments seem to be pretty averse to anything manufacturing or "polluting".  

What I am finding out is that there is some confusion between modular and manufactured homes.

We are finishing a remodel on a manufactured house in La Pine, it's on just under an acre in Ponderosa Pines.

At one time Blackwell was number three in manufacturing in the state back in the good Ol days.

Even when a landlord does everything right, some loser will come along and manufacture an accident to get a payout.

Most likely 2020Q1, and most probable 2020Q3, will show negative GDP as well, since many parts of the economy were anemic already... like manufacturing, where furloughs have been common for the past three quarters: (All graphs courtesy of the St.

While China is slowly bringing back employees to work manufacturing, supply chain, etc., they are not out of the woods by any means. 

Manufactured homes in parks usually go for pennies on the dollar - resale - because as @Filipe Pereira mentioned above, you don't actually own the land and it'll cost between $8k -15K to move the unit. 

I would ask for more security at the very least.That said - the good news is that with the tech industry growing in Durham (just today, software/manufacturing company Prescient announced it is moving from Denver to Durham) and the city getting younger all the time, I think the rental market is primed to get a whole lot better in the coming years.

An electrical surge once in 2014 caused major damage at a previous employer's manufacturing plant when a single plugged in phone in the shop caused a fire.