You should protect their information properly and make sure you are compliant with FCRA regulations.

When discussing a series of deals, you would be raising funds, through a legal and compliant process, where you do not seek approval from the investors for each deal.

People on message boards and note blogs keep saying using an LMLO to originate their loan makes seller financing compliant with the Safe Act, DF and their state laws.

Were the note originated by a properly licensed lender and are they compliant with all state and federal laws?

Sure, and they aren't compliant.

Convert the park owned rentals into rent to own via Sun's rent credits program (which is closest to being Dodd Frank compliant that I;ve seen in the MHP business).Hire one of the park occupants to be a greeter and your eyes for 1/2 off rent.  

If you're soliciting local guys it can be done but make sure you don't pool the money and make sure you get a broker involved so you are compliant with disclosures, usury, etc.If you are pooling the money, that's where the SEC comes in.

I am hoping to get something that I can take to my attorney to make sure it is NC compliant.

DSTs are really a different animal - albeit one that might work for you.Interestingly enough I am starting to see more and more private money syndications interested in structuring deals to be compliant with 1031. 

And you're right they are 1031 compliant.