If no, someone has to be a first (not saying you’ll get your money back or should).

If you start one, you are no longer a landlord but also have to work on all aspects of running a business! 

Since inflation was so severe for the last few years, they had essentially decided to raise interest rates aggressively in order to fight this high inflation even if it came at the cost of slowing the economy down.

No need to spend all sorts of money on a crazy structure.

The market has really saturated due to high supply. 

I did read Boston’s ordinance but honestly it made no sense to me.  

That would cover most except the warehouse rental and miscellaneous overhead costs.  

So no line credit?

Have you had cost over runs?

There are other modular homes in the area, but there is no info about them selling on the MLS to use as comps, I'm assuming this is because they were just purchased as a lot and placed a modular home on it.