Go on you local swip swap Facebook pagesAsk for who moves houses Contact them and get prices to have a doublewide moved onto the property with ALL permits and for them to handle the septic, well etc Also get individual quotes for well, electric, septic etc as the house mover as contractor Look on FB for used mobile homes Find one you can afford Have it moved onto your property

It will be easier to sell them individually. 

However, if you believe FEMA's risk assessment is in error, you can submit evidence to FEMA and have them do an individual evaluation of your property. 

Some people don't like to delegate, need to be able to see their properties day-to-day, be involved in tenanting choices, etc.

Agreed, I would much rather self manage initially, but not being local I don't have much choice. 

Busy is a choice.

OR tell him the property is already sold, and maybe just structure the whole thing as if he has no choice really, it's all just "After-the-fact" Stuff...?

Hello BPland,I have been receiving leads from agents for both attached and separate SFH. I have typically steered away from attached due to the unfamiliarity of the regulations and responsibilities when I comes to rep...

If things are tight, renting is always a safe choice $$-wise, because of the price of flexibility.Your plan doesn't sound bad- but there is no best plan for everyone.

Here, most multiple family dwellings have been split up into individual units and sold individually.