My experience;My wife and I managed a 16 unit apartment complex for three years.The park;about 50 units, 385 per space, 4 park owned homes (2 double wides, 2 single wides) most of the rest are RVs.  

If it is not, you can compare to other comps but in the OBX area, there is a wide range of rental pricing depending on house location and water proximity, (oceanfront, oceanside, sound side), house amenities, etc.

Of course, there is more crime on average in the city than in the suburbs but you will find that safety and demographics vary from widely from block to block. 

That's what I like about bandit signs, they are wide open to whatever opportunities are available in the market.I guess the first place to look would be to approach divorce attorneys, and ask if they think it'd be worth it.

Brian,First, I'm assuming that you're talking about a double-wide and that you are talking about buying the land also.

You can choose to get a lower rate by paying an origination fee, but this is essentially the same thing as buying down your rate, or paying discount points.Brokers have a wide range of lenders and programs to choose from.  

For every investor I see killing it, I see another one screw up royaly by buying a property using the wrong comps or something like that.The level of risk in Cleveland will vary widely based on the neighborhoods.

If you are wide open to the location, then look for articles and information regarding multifamily trends (which generally correlates with population and job growth).

Best,Jon  You got me there, definitely casting a wide net with this question!

San Diego is economically diverse with a wide range of quality jobs from tech to biomed.