Learning how to do all of these things took a great deal of time and effort.On the day of the sale, we go to the lawyer representing the mortgage foreclosure entity and we learn what they're willing to sell it for, what their bid instructions are from the people foreclosing on the home.

@Jorge Pena You may want to check with your local manufactured housing association for referrals.

I was fortunate enough to get a job in manufacturing at Texas Instruments and TI helped pay for my college.

I would look over your application and the relevant instructions provided to applicants.

Worst part was, we had an alarm system, but wasn't instructed properly on how to arm the motion sensors, so the thief waltzed right past the armed alarm when he left with all our copper.  

How to ensure Listing Agent presents your offer to the seller.In advance of even looking at a listed property:1. email or have your buyer's agent email your Approval Letter for your MAX purchase price, regardless of how much higher it is than the list price of the property you are considering (the higher, the better) & an Attorney Escrow Letter of $5000 or more (the more the better)  to the Listing Agent with instructions for the Listing Agent to forward the email directly to the Seller. 2. take the two letters with a copy of the email where it was sent to the Listing Agent and mail them directly to the sellers, this way that have something physically in their hands, letting them know you are a REAL buyer are not playing games! 

Be careful so that we're not doing "deal making in the forums" For us, we sold the manufactured home we remodeled in La Pine after one day on the market.

I suggest using the name Manufactured Home Community vs Mobile Home Park:)

The complementing instructions are unclear about non-residential foreigners. 

The broker or agent could have instructions from their client to pre-screen the capability of the buyer(s).Out of town buyers some sellers instruct the listing broker or agent not to go under contract or entertain an LOI UNTIL the buyer has driven by and seen the property and decided they still want it.If I believed everything told to me without proof over the years I would be a hamster running around in circles going nowhere.There are always other properties to look at.