The material is supper sharp on a nano scale.

It shows pricing, and I'm not sure if the manufacturer site does. 

Although I've read a lot of posts, books and listened to the podcasts, but doing it is the hardest step and I am determined to, just don't know if I could try this scale for my first flip.

But an aging population that can no longer safely drive, but that is unwilling to give up that freedom will put pressure on legislators to remove roadblocks and indemnify manufactures, similarly as existing products.  

Not sure if could even break even let alone make a profit on the lower scale properties I'm looking at in this climate but long term I believe It's a great prospect.

If it is your first deal usually getting a property manager works better at scale once you get past 5-10 properties so not sure if that would be as helpful.

If it's a manufactured home built after 1976, those tend to have a higher quality of construction than anything pre'76.

The 4-plex is on the lower end of the scale with the rent.

The numbers, based on only 65% LTV, with rehab not included, won't work in most markets...even mine, which is saying a lot.This is however a program that with different numbers, I would be very interested in...on a very large scale.

Thank you Greg I appreciate the response, I have 15k in bad debt which will be paid off in 5 months, then a remaining 13k that's interest free debt (loan from parents as I had a son this year and lost my job right before) and there's no time frame to pay off that 13k, my goal is to get 1 deal under my belt by end of this year, scale up next in 2022 and pay off that remaining debt.