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Remodeling Magazine does a very well researched report each year, broken down by region of the country, as to what improvements add the most value to your house.

Hi BP - in a bit of a unique situation and looking for some advice... 

Every state, county, and city has unique regulation, so I would advise you to seek a local attorney that specializes in MHP.   

Have you considered partnering with local or regional operating partner?

These types of investors can create large returns through their expertise, hard work, market intelligence, shrewd observations, relationships and unique strategies.Back in the early 90’s, I bought a tired 20-unit apartment building in Phoenix from an inexperienced investor.

But it does seem like each and every house has it's unique challenges.Many will give you advise but always listen to Dean and you will be glad.Best of success.

Unique focal point in the house?

Each CU has a different focus for lending, ie some others only lend to people who live and work in their region, some lend only on Single Family, others only for investment purposes but 20/25 amort.

For those less familiar with NH: Plymouth is a small college town near the geographic center of NH, but it is well north of the so-called "central New Hampshire" region where most of the larger population centers are in the state.