On the tenant background information however, you should at least be provided with the lease and the names of your tenants however, we nor most reputable PM's will share sensitive tenant background or contact information with owners.

@Laura George just in case you didn't see this on the other thread that was talking about this recently, I wanted to post this here as well:Each state has their own manufactured housing association that will be the best guide for resources and the current regulatory compliance items.

They can have a bad reputation with some people, but I think they are a great option if the deal is right.There are lots of options for parks across the Denver area.

Does anyone have any tips on how to select a high quality, reputable wholesaler in Oregon?

Since you want to work with investors, find a broker that is highly reputable in the investor space.

Justin has a great reputation and also adds drone shots if you desire. http://insightphotoandvideo.co...

Four years ago I interviewed for my current position as a maintenance electrician for a huge automobile manufacturer.

I've got a recently renovated paid off 1994 doublewide manufactured home on a permanent block foundation just outside of Richmond that I'd like to pull equity out of to out towards purchasing a primary home.

It doesn't matter if you're with a big or small company, investor focused or retail brokerage...your broker's reputation is on the line if you mess up, and if you've asked a question with no answer the disservice is to you AND the broker.

We have been putting entry level manufactured homes on our single lots.