What do utilities look like, how far away is power, is there public water or will you need to drill a well, etc.

I don't need a downpayment because I have yet to utilize my VA home loan, I want another townhouse or SFH in the San Fernando Valley because of where my job is currently located, just makes everything way more convenient for myself.

Other kinds of liens jump ahead in line such as IRS tax liens, property taxes, municipal utility liens, etc. 

Also, using a low down payment option can be a good tool to utilize leverage. 

You'll want to look at what utilities are available to the lot.

Hello,As I'm in college, I use chat GPT daily, I was curious as to how everyone is utilizing AI for real estate.

Asset depletion/utilization loans with no income docs for primary are going to carry a higher rate like @Erik Estrada mentioned, but this seems really high.

In a mobile home park, most of the value is in the underground infrastructure, roads, landscaping, amenities, pools, fencing, pads, utility pedestals, etc, while only a small portion of the value comes from a building, like a clubhouse or laundry facility.

Thus, it now more important than ever to ensure you are utilizing professionals that provide adequate documentation and audit defense for all real estate tax deductions and credits that are on your tax return.

Thanks  Pros:-Lower monthly payment = higher cash flows-Save more equity than paying down principal, can be utilized in other projects and to scale-Generally better for tax purposes (no tax benefit to paying down principal)Cons:-Higher rate-Higher risk (deleveraging over time give you more LTV cushion generally)-Less cash out / harder to refi in the future (UPB will be higher)