John - You set up the blog categories from your Blog's ADMIN at the top right of: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogsAs for where it says "Mobile Home Investor" that is determined by the PRIMARY label that you set to describe yourself on your EXPERIENCE tab at http://www.biggerpockets.com/profile/experience.We do not have a category for "Mobile Home Park Investor" however.

A few considerations though:70-80% LTV is NOT conservative right now, especially if this is residential real estate; you would need to be <70% LTV for the "conservative" label IMHOIf you are talking multifamily or industrial (not some of the other depressed CRE or fix-n-flip residential) with the equity conversion, that might just appeal to investors, otherwise bumping the coupon would be where you need to be net returns wise.

Not that those labels are completely wrong but just that within one zip you can EASILY have A, B, C and D.

It is labeled Fix & Flip | Nov 2014 - Oct 2016Single-family residence in Beverly Hills, CAPurchase price: $1,890,000.00Cash invested: $450,000.00Sale price: $2,575,000.00That was my biggest failure where I lost about $250k!

I remember one investor who labeled himself "sarcastic Asian guy" because his humor was dry and he knew people needed a prompt.

Label where the bedrooms in the pictures are-in the main house, the back house, upstairs?

I’ve seen expensive markets label them something else, sleeping area maybe?

Also,be careful with the silent partner label.

What investors don't seem to realize is that taking action is the main ingredient.

The label sticks with you!