Many companies are looking at keeping larger amounts of inventory on hand and some businesses will likely bring manufacturing back to the United States, all benefiting industrial real estate.

He manages a ton of units on the south side and has a great reputation here on BP. 

I know that many investors buy manufactured housing parks precisely to avoid the cost and burden of owning the home structures.

assuming i have a reputable job.But aside from that, as for the duplex.

I’m looking to speak with a reputable and knowledgeable property management company for single-family homes in the Canton Ga/ Cartersville Ga area. I’m ready to purchase now, but want to start getting my ducks in a row.

I guess the reason it seems strange to me is I'm looking at it from a corporate background in manufacturing. 

My partner is trying to sell her manufactured home in the California Central Valley, and the park manager has said that the house must undergo a title 25 inspection before the sale, but that since a lot of people might not be working in the age of coronavirus, that a normal home inspection would be acceptable as well.

The net result over time is that billions and even trillions of dollars worth of foreign manufactured goods were sent to the US, and all that the US had to give them in return was green paper that were created just by printing. 

My reputation means more to me than trying to wholesale a deal with not much room for profit.

If you want the color to turn out in the proper shade, go to a reputable place and spend the extra money (somewhere like Sherwin Williams).