Hi Jordan,Considering the purchase of a plot of land in San Diego County, CA, to place a manufactured or modular home, it's clear you're navigating a complicated and potentially rewarding path toward homeownership.

Yeah I believe they should be rewarded for there practice.

If so calculate the cost of failure and make sure it fits with your risk reward analysis. 

You're either gonna do what it takes to make sure that happens and be rewarded in the end by one way or another, or you're gonna wind up losing everything.

When I listed it to sell, I included photos of old door knobs, lead glass windows, crown moldings etc which is what I look for in an investment property in Milwaukee, the old world charm with contemporary kitchen upgrades sets the unit apart from other rentals, because of this and the size of these units 1800 SQFT each, we were able to increase the rents significantly.

My final bit of advice- STRs are high risk, high reward propositions.

Thanks, Alex I would look to track record and solid digital Prescence, good website, solid record of online reviews, etc.One thing to note is that it is going to be tough "breaking in" with the top mortgage brokers, because by definition of being top brokers, they probably have a good track record, experience and relationships with a lot of lenders - so its typically high risk low reward adding a new lender or one without a long track record to the list. 

I intend to embark on a business venture which is high risk and high reward.

The high risk, high reward transactions involve more risk, planning and execution than buying a condo and leasing it out the next day. 

I don’t feel this is a just reward for my plans to educate my grand children and to relieve the financial burdens of my sons.