If you do not know the rules you should not be starting a business.While studying the rules join a local landlord or real estate organisation and speak with experienced landlords to learn how the regulations are interpreted and enforced in the area.

Now back to your original question about where to find money: In almost every area of the country you can find local sellers around you that are scared and worried about their unwanted MH that is not selling like they thought it would.

Folks - You're free to talk about how you deal with unwanted leads, but please leave the dealmaking to the Marketplace.

(be cautious and please report any unsolicited unwanted offers.)So yes absolutely you can do this.

Florida is full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.

There are many ways to complete the transaction some of which are illegal and some are legal, knowing the difference and how to do it legally will set you apart and keep you from inheriting a large and unwanted cell mate.Number 1.

You really need to find yourselves an accountant and attorney with cross-border real-estate experience and find the organisational structure which best meets your needs.Where you will be five individuals, entering this venture, @Matthew Lee is correct about doing a level set with everyone, before monies are committed.  

You explained that many sellers used seller financing to sell an unwanted piece of property because that was the only way they could do it at the time.

I have very specific requirements starting in the ad itself, to weed out unwanted tenants.

If that person happens to be the owner of the house, a subtle difference can make a difference between closing a deal or getting cursed for unwanted marketing call.And to one or another degree this same pattern of interaction will follow you anywhere you go, be it a networking meeting, conversation with the lender, a realtor , an attorney and so on.