I know everyone you need to know to adopt locally and the financial strain is far less when you adopt through the county. 

Most investors arent interested in mobile homes, with the excpetion of a few (shout out to Rachel Aka Mobile Home Gurl) and I know Jon from Dallas recently picked up a HUD mobile, but mobile homes dont appriciate like normal houses do, therefor dont interest as many investors as SFR's do, Plus they are obviously not attached to the land and can be moved, which I would assume is the reason banks are tightening there lending standards on such.

I'm just not sure exactly what the best plan of attack would be for my market, and I'm having difficulty tightening up my specific business plan.

"In what may be a precursor of thing to come throughout the state, the Sacramento Bee is reporting landlords are increasingly using flimsy pretexts to begin wholesale evictions of low- and moderate-income renters from apartments so new owners can charge much higher rents to more affluent tenants or convert units into high-priced condos.This is promoting of tightening of the California already tight rent laws and the appeal of the Ellis Act Read on"http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/dan... 

How do you go about tightening up these numbers.  

I see so many borrowers angry over this issue.If possible borrow funds to make the  house payment during the period the house cant be used or apartments rented to avoid a strain on your budget; up to 6 months of payments are allowed to be  includedI write a Blog on these types of loans , link in my website.

A placeholder property - This transitional strategy is starting to take hold as available inventory tightens up and thoughts of a pending correction start to surface.  

It’s a time to tighten the screws on your existing operations and hold on to you cash for the inevitable opportunities that will come.

Properties still cashflow, but margins are tightening.

Needless to say the insurance was not renewed at the end of the year.Insurance companies rarely if ever pay out like you would assume that they should, and often do more harm then good as the very long delays in repairs causes significant stress on your tenants and strains your relationship with them.