Simplest would be just to loan the entire amount at closing, and you would get a check for the fix-up money.

The simplest answer is to borrow against one of your properties and use the $ down on the new purchase.

The simplest and most typical one is to compare rent to investment price. 

If you're a beginner, start with the simplest, most beginner-appropriate strategy (e.g.; a house hack), and then gradually build up to more advanced strategies as you gain experience.

When they say "they will own nothing, and be happy" it's the shortest simplest form to say what they all know and have been seeing in their business's that "the people" in mass are shifted towards desiring "owning" things via FINANCING them, which is NOT ownership, it's USERSHIP. 

I think most banks won't underwrite the income from park owned homes or will at a reduced rate, so think about that for your refi plans.Thinking about this just as a park with trailers on it, the simplest way to value the property is by the income the park (just the lot rent) and adding the value of the homes the park owns. 

If not type up something very simple stating what is happening and you both sign it. 

The simplest explanation is it lower the cost of the sale.

The simplest one would be to formally terminate the tenancy. 

So "pounding the pavement to procure potential deals" is definitely not the simplest but it is INEXPENSIVE and helps you build a UNIQUE list of leads.