These would be held by an escrow company or neutral attorney, with instructions to record the mortgage/DOT assignment and provide the associated documents to your lender, if you default.If things go well, you would pay your lender, your rehabber would pay you, and everything would get paid off when the flip is sold.

They go direct to manufactures in China or wherever they can find the cheapest.As an investor, where or who you buy your inventory from determines your profit.I once hired an Assitant, and she told me she was an investor.

I'm considering doing a double close on a manufactured house that has been added on to.

You won't find better instructions than in his post. 

Could be the manufacturer, actually.

Only a fool would attempt to defuse a bomb with simple step by step instructions without proper training.

I usually just buy mobile / manufactured home and either fix and flip or use as buy and holds.  

The prelicensing salesperson's course must be at least 75 hours of classroom instruction and the broker's course, 120 hours.In addition, if you have a Bachelor's Degree with a concentration in real estate, you may qualify for a 120-hour qualifying course requirement waiver.

I'm analyzing a flip in a mixed-use 55+ mobile/manufactured home HOA community, and I've learned that the home I'm analyzing is indeed a manufactured home.

There are some manufacturing jobs in the area though so rental potential is there if you decide to put another mobile home on it.The parcel is probably not large enough to lease for any kind of farming, but I have seen some folks squeeze as many mobile homes as possible and create a small mobile home park.