Seems like no one in the legal space is heralding this as a precursor to major change across the U.S. since State supreme court is just an appeals court for the state.

With $100K you have lots of options but what works for others may not appeal to you.

I would love to hear your ideas on how to make the curb appeal, well, appealing!  

We've done countless renovations in the past year; some examples are: new stairs, new electric in the upstairs, new electric service, walled in 3rd bedroom, all new low-e argon windows, moved front door to have more curb appeal, new flooring in the upstairs, etc.

Under 20 pads and you start to see 40 to 50% expense ratios which takes away their appeal compared to other multifamily segments.You'd be better off finding a Park that already exists or individual mobile home already in place.  

Less down up front, higher interest, longer term maybe appealing to him.

The numbers in Cincy have always been more appealing.

The investor residential, one to four unit, market is very appealing right now to lenders and debt investors which means (believe it or not) there are options for you to get financing even if you don't currently have a W2 job and even if you have limited to no investment experience.

They also have the appeal to homebuyers that SFRs do as opposed to a straight up multifamily property.

I have seen a few in the small city that I live in now that do not look very appealing, but their location is so good, when someone is selling, the property sells fairly promptly.