Commission, bonuses, the LLC AirBnB property management business you have, your real estate agent work on Schedule C, royalties from your books, etc - for that slice of your income, it'll be based on tax returns.

Maybe you can get someone to co sign for a small slice of the pie.

If you're brand new to the game, good luck getting a slice of the land grab.

See how we can twist these to make our particular models sell or seem like the greatest thing since sliced toast  LOL.These are the hidden gems that take a little more know how than just HEY buy this house my mortgage is 1k my rent is 1500 i make 200 a month .. thats very basic real estate and if you can scale it and thats what you want fine.. but there are plenty of other methods to get you serious wealth much quicker..

Hopping from one "primary residence" to another with the intent to get cheaper financing is fraud no matter how you slice it. 

It's a yes, and... here are 1,000 other ways to slice and dice up your market and find deals.

My slice of advice would be to education yourself to get the basics down, listen to the podcasts, read countless books and keep educating yourself as you begin to actually invest. 

Not to mention of the tenants beat up the current mobile homes that bad, then they will destroy these new homes from the cash program long before they are paid off which is a bad investment any way you slice the pie. 

My new job as a software engineer is going to take me far out of state but I'd love to own a slice of heaven here.

I agree with @John Underwood - take a slice of their pie, based on what they're going to charge their property owners.