Although I moved a double-wide manufactured home from a park that I bought for 25k and I moved it (for 5k) onto a piece of land I bought for 20k and had them put it back together for a few thousand dollars.  

Is there a reason you're looking so far and wide, or are you just looking for good deals?  

Things like preferred returns, equity splits, management fees, and exit timelines vary widely, and they can make a huge difference in your risk and return.Third, assess your own goals and capital availability.

If you go into it expecting something closer to bond-like yield with tax benefits and long-term optionality, there are deals that make sense.The key is that not all rent-stabilized buildings are the same, and the spread in outcomes is wide.

Lots of very nice listings as well with wide open calendars. 

I have a double-wide manufactured home on about 5 acres in CO, and I own it outright.

They show a good array of features given they are only 3 years old.

A lot of cities technically already have noise, parking, and occupancy rules but enforcement varies widely.

If widely available, it would also drive prices up.

However, the local interpretation and enforcement vary widely.