You build a solid reputation as a deal closer, vs someone who bails when their portion of the deal doesn't work out. 

In any case, it's my understanding that the original Fix-It-All compound has been pulled off the market by its manufacturer.

I could Zone the land as a manufactured home park.

I would start with maybe 300k and buy a house for LTR in a nice location, Get a  reputed PM who can rent out, attend REI meetings and meet similar wealthy individuals and get the cue from them  ..but that is just my thought

Licensing --- Most reputable lenders regardless of whether they only do private money loans or not will have some sort of licensing 2.

I am looking to educate myself on the eviction process and find legal help that is reputable and experienced with this process. 

Once you have vetted out some reputable sponsors, you can then look at the deal itself. 

Because of all these opinions on BP "wholesaling" has a horrible reputation.

Milwaukee got hit hard in the 70s and 80s when manufacturing jobs moved overseas, it took 50 years to recover and that has been going so quietly in the backgound that nobody took notice.

I would go with the LVP but be sure to buy extra as these seem to have a very short manufacturing run and in 5 years you may not be able to find a match for repairs.