It's not hard in the days of electronic signatures.  

There are not major manufacturing or job hubs around the cities.

However my home inspector found a metal tag on the side of the home that indicates it is a manufactured home, as well as the steel frame he found underneath the home.

Yes, I realize that it will be difficult to manage remotely, however I can work from anywhere so I figure that I might purchase something that needed cosmetic fixing, fly out and live in it while fixing it up for a few weeks, hook up with a maid or vacation rental cleaning service, install remote electronic locks, etc. and generally get it set up to start making money. 

A car wholesaler handed me a book one day, RICH DAD POOR DAD, and I could not put the book down.Just weeks before 9/11 occurred, I invested into a manufactured home.

I cut my own hair, I shopped at thrift stores, I sold electronics and things that I did not need.

., or leverage the video feed, i.e. any polarized plugs, better view of the roof, etc.Additionally, all the documents were signed electronically.

Saginaw's population has been declining for decades due to the loss of manufacturing jobs, so I think you'd see rents decline and vacancies and stuff.

Don't take offense by manufacturing some dishonest undertone.

Augusta, GA is a metro area of about 500k people and an economy powered mostly by government, healthcare and some manufacturing.