The ones I recognize or have talked to in the past are Champion Homes and Pratt Homes.For financing, if you want to avoid problems for potential buyers or for yourself when you refinance make sure they are "Modular" and sitting on a proper foundation. 

My #1 resource was the undisputable champion of market confirmations, just randomly talking to people.

About me: Own 125 doors through various partnerships; Founded a STR Private Equity; Loves to play tennis, hike with friends, and travel the world all in pursuit of discovering the ultimate matcha latte.About David: David Fan is a full time real estate investor and residential/commercial agent.

Echoing what Shawn said above, you would have a vast array of options ranging from lively resorts with tons of amenities (think water slides, lazy rivers, tennis)...ranging to quieter resorts with lots of green space and forest or lake view homes.

I'm going to have to check out Pickelball soon, I used to really like playing tennis growing up but currently way too out of shape for that much running so Pickelball sounds pretty interesting!

Two of the companies we work with which due this are Acra Lending and Champions Funding. 

Quick same day turnaround and provides most inspection services.I have also had clients use Champion inspection services.

If unsure how, lookup local chapters of MFH landlord associations, they are champions of this and may find data from them.

The time of the clean cut, good guy champion has arrived 

Also Golden triangle guys investor group on Meetup, they meet at sertinos in the best buy parking lot. seems like a lot of people get their real estate license from champion