Exterior work involved repairing the roof, painting, replacing rotten wood, and installing new light fixtures.Multiple contractors were engaged for the project, with licensed professionals handling electrical, plumbing, and HVAC upgrades.I have compared the comps in this area on Zillow and it’s in the range of 115k to 130k. all else checks out, except that I do not have boots on the ground to verify in-person.  

Do you have any thoughts or suggestions on conventional stick built as opposed to the manufactured multi family that's availble?

1) The MH home itself is almost brand new, records and listing show it was manufactured and placed in 2018.

What you want is you need to find the "range".

Realtor said he'd list in $540,000 range.  

(The first $500k is currently tax free but becomes taxable 1095 days after you moved out.)It’s unlikely this price range will make a good rental, nor is it a property you would buy as a rental if you don’t already own it.

Once I knew the property type, configuration, location and rent range, I developed what I call a property profile.

Unfortunately,  the home is manufactured.

In any case, it's my understanding that the original Fix-It-All compound has been pulled off the market by its manufacturer.

Here’s a concise breakdown:Conventional Loan: Your DTI is within the acceptable range.