Generally not going to be allowed by DSCR lenders - primarily because manufactured homes are typically not actually considered "real estate" since the home can be picked up and moved (and the lender won't have foreclosure recourse in this occasion). 

I own a nearly new home and I get yellow jackets on occasion.

And I won’t hold the bankruptcy against either since our current President  has filed got bankruptcy on a number of occasions. 

This allows me to advertise the property in advance and I usually have a new renter under contract before the old renter leaves.There are rare occasions where the tenant will not cooperate and allow showings, or I don't want to conduct showings because the tenant is a slob.

Lastly, On rare occasions, the tax lien company I consult for has SF homes we sell.

When I've got everything dialed in just right, my response rate is usually around 5% - 10% (on some rare occasions it's been up around 18%, but that's more the exception than the rule) and the acceptance rate is usually in the range of .5% - 1% of the total number of mail units I've sent out.

I watch a particular city closely and on occasion I have seen listings on the MLS that simply state " Sold before Print ".   

You don't state just how far in advance you are dealing with here, but on rare occasion we have accepted the full deposit as a "hold" deposit, which will convert to the Security Deposit once keys are handed over, based on a one page agreement stating all of the pertinent facts.

@Andrew WhiteI’ve used Barnes and Thornburg LLP on a variety of occasions for international tax help.

On a few occasions I cancelled a 2 night rental on one site for a 7+ day rental on the other.