Another route is to talk to your local manufactured housing association and some mobile home dealerships in the area.

In the property, there are 2 old manufactured houses: one is 1978, and the other is 1975. 

My husband and I also own a manufacturing/embroidery business and are looking to invest into a commercial complex as well. 

Good amount of manufacturing, lots of banks, pretty good diversity of small businesses..

@Shawn Thom and @Roy Gutierrez There are a couple of other things I've learned from the manufacturer (not sure if they are in the instructions or not).

2) This is a motion again www.IndyBuySell.com which tells what you SHOULD NOT do when marketing in Indiana: http://www.in.gov/pla/files/IREC11.34ChamperCD.pdf*I Understand nobody in response to this question is providing me legal advice and I should seek out an attorney for proper instruction*

I haven't gotten any of the promises EXPENSIVE mentors gave me, "step-by-step" instruction, "someone holding you by the hand", none of that garbage worked, the mentor was unavailable for MY needs and just sent me a bunch of copy-and-paste emails. 

Already chip manufacturing and other industry is locating to Ohio.

If you are looking for turn-key deals with little work instruct your agent to search out the best deal that has had a good renovation and new set of tenants. 

Water heater were manufactured in 1981 (probably original install).