There is an ADU event tomorrow specifically (see link below) in North Park.https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ad-you-cheat-codes-manufactured...I have also attended an event hosted by CalHomesCo in the past, and was very impressed and learned a ton!

Are there other cabinets manufacturers I should consider?

Cities to Watch: Investor Highlights MooresvilleGrowth Hub: Anchored by the corporate headquarters of Lowe’s and a strong motorsports industry presence.Development: Ongoing expansion of the LangTree Lake Norman mixed-use development.Rental Potential: High due to proximity to Lake Norman and new construction activity.​Voted Fastest growing suburb in America StatesvilleAppreciation Potential: Undervalued market with major I-77/I-40 corridor connectivity.Employment Drivers: Manufacturing and logistics growth from companies like Doosan Bobcat and Cheney Brothers.Investor Angle: Higher cash flow potential compared to Mooresville due to lower entry price points.

We are particularly interested in fix-and-flip opportunities, as well as manufactured and mobile home investments.

If you think your numbers are tight now, wait until you get a tenant who moves in their entire extended family and starts a meth manufacturing business in your basement.

Quote from @Jinida Dorsey: I've been reading about and started following BOXABL, the manufactured tiny, portable home "kit" concept.

I love the diversification aspect, as we have invested in large commercial multi-family, trailer parks, hotels and even a steel manufacturing plant.

All complimented with Amazon fulfillment centers, google, and more tech manufacturing jobs.The bad reputation of “Detroit” comes from OOS investors wanting sub $40,000, D class properties in poor condition, because they pencil out to 2-3% deals on paper.

what loan options are out there forno w2own land free and clearpurchasing new doublewide manufactured homeselling once placed on permanent foundationshort term loan of like 6-9 months

That’s why you see more success stories in the Southeast, Midwest, or tertiary markets — not urban cores of high-cost states.Some developers are experimenting with modular or manufactured housing to bring costs down, but even then, zoning and land prices remain the gating factors.Until land, policy, and entitlement timelines shift, “affordable” new construction in expensive markets is a tough ask without subsidy.