I would normally stay away from them due to higher management intensity and probably higher turnover (vacancy) rates, but I happen to be evaluating a building that is 10 studios rented for about $450/month each and I would love to get the perspective of some investors who are more experienced at this than I am.What do you think?

This usually stems from a personal perspective on the tenant and the way this relationship "feels" like it would play out.

@William Hochstedler I love the perspective!  

Hello Bigger Pockets, I am a young guy who is fairly fresh into the corporate world that has a goal to retire by the age of 35!

Again, I'd only like to hear from MH investors, not park owners or those looking to give a holier than thou answer about the park owner's perspective.

Having the ability to talk with confidence to your sellers because you know that you have real players that can close will put your whoelsaling business in perspective really quick..I lucked out and found 1 cash buyer who bought my first 4 deals.

I do not want people to risk lives, but look at it from this perspective.

@Rush Wall Thank you so much for this different perspective. 

But from a cash flow perspective, you can get a good used THOW for a fraction of the cost of an ADU, so you can recoup your initial investment a lot faster. 

I wouldn't go as far as saying "you don't have what it takes" if you prefer to say you're the manager, but from my perspective I  prefer to tell the entire truth and not be afraid to tell a tenant "no".