You might be able to make money, but you have to factor in how fast that trailer will depreciate in value over the long term.I would go for a post-1976 manufactured home where you own the land and can get financing in place since it's insurable.

I'm wondering if this new development will bring in potential for more manufacturing centers/distribution centers, or if it will scare off future development of any kind (residential/commercial etc).

My main business currently is a printing company that specializes in screen printing, embroidery, vinyl sticker/decals, and anything marketing regarding small businesses, churches, etc. but want to switch over to real estate investing full time.

I believe the manufactures are in the rental business, if it's feasible for a even a small fleet like 6, I'd say they'd already be there.

They used both new manufactured units and modular units on this project. 

Hi Patrick, Due to some issues with manufacturers defects and previous laws there is a very small availability of Condos and Townhomes in Colorado.

People want close-in, relatively "affordable" housing as city's become more in favor simply because we are moving away from a city based manufacturing country(dirty and low wage) and into a services country("green" and high wage). 

Our realtor has suggested having the seller move the manufactured home off the property while it is being appraised and closed on.

But in Ford's case the manufacturer gets the breaks.

Property #6: Ebson (Florida) manufactured home.