Yes, you should understand how fees and structures work but if your mentality is these sponsors are greedy then I highly recommend you read Harv's book and re-examine what you think.

I have recently had the "Rich Dad Poor Dad" awakening so to speak, and I am in the decision phase of what assets I want to be investing in.I have been very intrigued by the real estate markets, but something I saw Scott Carson say on youtube about "Be the Bank" is really striking a nerve for me.My Question, is it too late to get into Investing in Notes?

We have contracting backgrounds and I have a business/accounting/fraud examination degree.The sweetest part is that it's only 7 miles from my house and it's just the size I was looking for. :)

Have you seriously​ examined what the margins look like for property mangers?

There will usually be quite a bit of tweaking and wracking involved in order to get all the doors, floors, windows, etc to work as they once did or should on a new pad.Most importantly, however, do know that once a MH has been moved from its original SITUS it will no longer qualify for a conventional loan in most cases.

It is going to be exhausting, nerve wrecking, and extremely uncomfortable for you and your family (especially the living in a small apartment while waiting for the house to be ready). 

You should examine your Mortgage docs and check with your Attorney to make sure that they will allow the transfer. 

Let's examine the options you have:1) Keep the property: this means you are paying your tenant $80/month to live there while you stress out about fixing the house up constantly.  

I've had a contractor examine it and he specializes in that work for this kind of property.  

Then complete a title examination.