Considering that we don't manufacture anything here anymore, I wonder what percent of such a package would end up overseas......

Since most of the bailouts consist of relableing borrowing, they are destined to fail.I think that the fact that the megacorps have sent all our manufacturing jobs to other countries and we now don't produce anything we use, means that we are in for some hard times ahead til the global economy levels out.

Our manufacturing has moved overseas and our economy is a service economy based on consumer spending.

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He should buy form a manufacturer or local distributer.

My wife is a computer whiz and has managed the IT department of an international manufacturing company.

Hi All, Been recently interested in the manufactured market.Wondered the pros and cons of this side of the business.I have 3 current SFD, so this is a bit outside of what I am interested in, but the ease of turning is super interesting.I am concerned about the park approved a possible new owner if I am turning and how terms are figured if I financed.Any thoughts are appreciated.Mary

I am a silent partner in an outdoor equipment manufacturer.

Still looking for feedback regarding manufactured/mobile homes.

Hi everyone,I'm new to mobile home investing and I would like to get your opinion on purchasing mobile homes that were built before the HUD passed the manufactured housing standards in 1976.The three possible outcomes for my first deal I see as either flipping the home, renting it out or financing the property as a 'lonnie deal'.While I would feel comfortable flipping a pre-HUD home (as long as it passes an inspection) I'm not sure about holding on to a property that was built prior to 1976.What are your thoughts?