They will consider your base salary or regular hours at your regular hourly rate.  

Banks that lend on MHP's regularly will not lend against Park Owned Home income for this reason.The common way to value is based on lot rent as Thomas S. mentioned, and then pay a one time lump sum for the Park Owned Homes.  

@Chris MasonI have not had any issues with that because for all intents and purposes, it is a regular rental regardless of how old the people living there are and the insurance company doesn't need to know who I am marketing the rental to.  

It's been my experience that your rate may be a little higher but it seemed a little easier to obtain compared to a regular loan.

I have a small amount of knowledge in real estate investing but I'm reading and researching on a regular.

We own several investment properties, manage for some clients, and represent buyers, sellers and investors regularly!

I average around $200/unit/month for regular operating expenses (many of which might not show up in first few months of ownership) and use around $50/unit/month for CapEx.  

You should start attending regular meet ups and an investment club too.

Would it be better to get a regular FHA loan and use a HML for rehab cost or just get a 203k loan?

In your experience, aside from local REIA groups, what are some of the best places where I should regularly be investing my time?