Hi All,Can a I manufacture/mobile home be converted to a stick built? And I don't mean just title eliminated.I believe the answer is No, however I am talking to more and more sellers that seem to think they "converted...

Just decided to avoid a multi-family deal that had lots of deferred maintenance and was priced well to allow for some good cash flow. It was not currently a legal 4-plex and was non-conforming use in an area zoned for...

Back story - I own land in a developed neighborhood surrounded by other like manufactured/modular/mobile homes. My lot previously had a manufactured home on it, but it is clear and vacant now. There are utilities on t...

Is there a way you can wholesale mobile homes? Would you use the same process and paper work as if you were wholesaling a residential property? Need help with this process

Within the last year we replaced all of the siding on our home along with the windows and all exterior trim. Prior to the beginning of the project we submitted all changes to HOA (siding color change, removal of shutt...

Hi All!
First off, I hope you are all staying safe throughout all of this madness! 
Reason for the post - I am interested in joining the Boston renovation, renting, flipping arena. I have worked as an operations lea...

Hello!
I'm new to the BP Community-- interested in buying my first deal in an expensive market (SF Bay Area). 
The general strategy I'm thinking of is this:
1) Buy an empty lot (they go for around $75 a sq foot in ...

I am beginning a project to add a second home to my lot, and I wanted to do a modular to decrease construction time, as well as conserve costs.  I started the process with CuttingEdge homes, but I'm a little concerned...

After days of research I simply can not figure out if investing in a few manufactured houses is a good idea or not. I dont quite understand why they dont hold their value as well as a regular home (or maybe they do! T...

Hello!
I'm new to the BP Community-- interested in buying my first deal in an expensive market (SF Bay Area).
The general strategy I'm thinking of is this:
1) Buy an empty lot (they go for around $75 a sq foot in ...