@Zachary Jensen You may want to visit a few mobile home parks in your area.

It doesn’t make sense for them to come out and give you 10 estimates if your not going to work with them.Always visit a current work site, make sure they communicate, respond quickly, and you get along with them.

I think you'll find that lenders can be dramatically different from one another, especially when comparing national banks to local banks and credit unions.I would say visit a couple more banks, be forthcoming with your situation, and see what they say.

Go out and visit a few banks!

The agent is supposed to visit a place deep in the ghetto, taking pictures and emailing them back to the investors.

I highly recommend that you visit as many brokerages as you can and aline with whichever has the same values as you.

Many people have listed great suggestions including: Contact local owners of similar properties to further understand how they financed their deal Contact local credit unions and community banks who are eager to partnerContact a regional bank who sees the value in the property Visit a local REI group/meetup and gather as many referrals as possible

We eventually want to buy a cabin that we'd be happy to visit as a family, often, and rent out when not in use.

I'll be in the area in the next 3 weeks and would like to visit a few neighborhoods. 

There's not much out there to add value to the land--that is, no real reason to visit.  A