I have found that banks are less happy to finance a property that is stick built, but I can never remember the difference between manufactured and the other option.

Hi Ben, I've lived in Toledo all my life...can't say it's anything unusual that makes jobs and renters, we have strong manufacturing with obvious ties to the automotive industry (Dana corp- parts supplier, Jeep- manufacturer, Owens Corning- insulation/bldg materials, Anderson's- agriculture/fertilizer, First Solar) Like any area we have some $250k and up neighborhoods with little crime and great schools...and some seedier areas where you will read about gang shootings about once a week.

The interviews they have on the podcasts are insanely educational.Got a wife and 20month old and work as mechanical/manufacturing engineer, along with some IT work.

Hello everyone, Ive interested to know if anyone has any information on the new laws regarding seller financing in regards to manufactured home sales.

I would personally try to cut a deal with a quality local window manufacturer.

Is the same true for manufactured/modular homes?

Manufactured homes are made cheaper and with cheaper material than stick built, so expect more maintenance issues.

Manufactured HomesThese two words can translate into great returns for very little capital investment.An added feature, there are more quailfied buyers and renters.Another added perk, it is extremely easy to get into, learn, manage, and make a profit.Probably one huge perk, there is much less people competing against you.For example, I owned 20 manufactured homes in a mobile home park.

Excellent investment, in my opinion.I have a history of investing in manufactured homes in mobile home parks for rentals.

Does this property have any crazy features like no parking, really really steep steps, located beside a manufacturing facility, really steep hill tenant has to take trash down each week or anything else?