@Mark Ferguson is a resident expert on HUD homes.

I presume they wouldnt In the beginning phase of development because they are so few residents to even make an HOA let alone pay for the center.

Rents will be proportional to that OR proportional to the hourly wage earners that work and reside there.

In my market, MOST purchasers of manufactured homes are investors; a primary resident purchaser with $30K or more in their pocket will usually apply that as a down payment for something a little more expensive.

It's a scary place up where you reside.

If there have been smokers resident in the house long term, you may end-up pulling/replacing sheet rock in some rooms {i.e. where they primarily smoked} to get rid of the residue.

So the "living in place" or however it is called phrase for seniors staying in their primary residences . . . they really just don't want the extra sq footage to, simply, worry about.

I just looked up my old residence, and the tax rate is about 1.25% of the assessed value.

It was finally nice to find someone that was going to treat this as an investment and not a primary residence purchase, besides an HML.

I currently own a rental unit near longwood medical.The doctors and residence make great long-term tenants ;pI also was able to do a flip near coolidge corner.Hope that helps.