Mobile homes are much cheaper but also hold much less value than a stick built structure.  

Way cheaper than electric, unless you are talking off peak.

We would like to use it personally more in winter ourselves, but some summer too.We just moved back to Midwest and bought a cheaper house so we could have more cash to do this investment.Debt free except 150k mortgage 200k in bank and our retirement is being funded 15%.

Pros: Easier/cheaper foundation to do.

I live in Surrey BC, but I'm looking to invest in either Chilliwack, hope, or Princeton (each further from Vancouver and cheaper).

Cheaper prices are not always better so I'd base my market search on the quality of a location that you can get for your budget.

We normally use a Series(the one DeWayne mentioned) that allows to own properties nationwide and us far cheaper to expand than using traditional LLC's. 

Total over-kill, and by that point it might be cheaper to build a new wall.

It's a lot cheaper, and the smell of the new carpet is more than enough to mask cat urine stench underneath in the first month or so of the new carpet's life.

The neighboring property owner is just trying to scare you off into selling the property to him, and at a likely cheaper cost than he would have paid at auction.