For this type of application, there is not much horse power required so it should be fine. 

@Carol Venolia  our rental properties are the least of our problems .the lake co fire is devastating, over 700 homes burned to the ground one person diedAnd folks have lost their pets, horses are running around not knowing where to go and to horse owners this is like losing children.My brother lives in the affected area he is also a heavy equipment operator on Sat he got called to the butte fire  he has worked virtually non stop on fires this summer.

Develop the land to provide water + electricity.3.1 Install manufactured homes on the land and acquire renters.3.2 Install horse stables and rent space to horse owners.4.

Sorry, but that is just horse manure. 

Matter a fact, of it were possible, I would have put my money all on the Jerrylll horse.

@David Dachtera Not to beat a dead horse but Here is your exact quote. 

After one of my biggest set backs in my career, I decided to get brush myself off and get back on the horse.

Yes as to what Dion mentioned and Jay, however, modify that contract and grant with a warranty deed not a quit claim, they are not technically filed simultaneously the warranty deed is filed, then upon its filing the note and deed of trust or mortgage is filed, putting the horse before the cart can leave you unsecured. 

this is were I see the biggest rookie errors.. do all the work find the deal and if you don't have money you try to then find the cheapest private money only to learn there is no such thing unless you already know these folks.first find an equity partner pay them what they are worth  IE 50% of the deal then do the deal 50% for you is better than nothing like whats happening to you now..then after a few years when you actually have some money you can do your own deals.I find it ironic all the people who put the Cart way before the HORSE..

But apparently my personal desire to be successful overrides the height of my high horse.