Texas has many, many community banks.You could also call a couple of the mobile home manufacturers, as if you were trying to buy a new unit, and ask them if they know what lenders in your state or region are comfortable lending on mobile homes?

If you're more interested in the in-fill scenario, maybe buying an old manufactured home on land and building a new spec home, then it's less the development issues above and more construction costs etc.

Is anyone manufacturing their own storage units?

Maybe, the numbers don't work for you to do Houses in Hillsborough County and you could continue to rehab Trailers and Manufactured Homes in Pinellas?

I am not able to make out the manufacturer or model of the shower based on any logos ( no logos). 

Some Flipster Pros-lays out step by step instructions from contacting leads to closing -offers scripts along with contracts for buyers and sellers-10k leads monthly, additional costs if you go over -gives multiple filters to finding what kind of properties to look for ex vacant, REO, out of state owners etc.

It is illegal to turn off the tenant's water in 99.99% of all cases, but you can talk to the Texas Manufactured Housing Association (TMHA) in Austin and they can tell you your rights as a park owner.

Take note I am technically challenged and nervous about water which is why I was so by the book on instructions but a $10 part could cost tens of thousands in damage if not installed properly.  

We've been heavily involved in the manufactured home ADU biz for almost 4 decades as both a purveyor and investor.

Anybody know of a bank that will do a 1st postion HELOC on a rental property that is a manufactured home in Florida?