And then 2) furnished rentals are in pretty high demand around most military bases for families moving in for TDY or longer assignments but who need time to find a more permanent option.

Currently living in JC and would love to make my situation permanent by way of house hacking.  

So if you want them out permanently, you should consult with a local landlord-tenant attorney and see if there's legal grounds to proceed with an eviction.Good luck.

If it’s been moved only once, is tied down to a permanent foundation, and is built after June 16th, 1976, may be able qualify for a conventional or FHA cash-out mortgage.

Personally, I would buy in cash, do a value ad remodel, refinance into permanent finance, and repeat, repeat, repeat.

The manufactured house is on a permanent foundation.

While mobile homes alone do not qualify, a mobile home permanently attached to real estate can be a homestead.

Builders Risk Coverage provides all perils coverage for all current property, materials, equipment, temporary structures, landscaping, etc, that are going to become a permanent part of the project regardless of if it is owned by the owner or one of the contractors.  

I think those tend to be non-Japanese speakers who also do not have permanent residency, which means those buyers have fewer brokers to choose from.  

I can't seem to find an answer this, but could you buy raw land within your SDIRA and then get a construction loan (with our without to permanent) that uses the equity in the land as the down payment?