I have experience in construction and rehab projects so would plan on doing a lot of my own work and subcontracting out the rest to save money vs the alternative of hiring a contractor to do the whole project. 

The costs involved are about $100.000 all in (permits, engineering, architects labor , materials ) - I’m thinking that would be a better long term Investment than another SFH . 

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The materials are outstanding and my understanding pre covid the networking and in person classes where very beneficial .

Zoning, subcontractors, mother nature, P/I during construction and rent up, your loan doesn't get "fixed" until after construction, material inflation, etc, etc, etc.You have taken most of the risk off the table with family financing and family construction. 

Secure a conventional loan for the remaining balance, and use alternative financing options like FHA loans.

That it has a strong "base case" cash flow from the house-hack, and that it has multiple avenues for material upside, combinining live in flip and house-hack concepts. 

I am assuming you would be paying for materials and replacement appliances, etc... so $1000 per month for labor to take care of 5 mobile homes should be seriously looked at down the road.

Have you considered alternative financing options for your RE project?

We've received a few quotes, but most are over $30k per unit.I've seen several posts on Facebook and Instagram BRRRR groups that do medium rehab for $8k-$14k per unit for both labor and material costs.