No sure why the disparaging comments to other careers, I'm sure it's not a stretch to label being a police officer as nothing magical either if you consider the job as riding around in a car all day.I'm personally of the notion that no job or career is very difficult, the distinction of ones accomplishments as any business owner, is based upon individuals and their accomplishments, their ranking in the market position etc..Just to distinguish a business owner from an employee puts the most lack luster business owner head and shoulders above the average employee just in terms of the business owner at least has something at risk everyday, is responsible for creating jobs and supporting employees and their families. 

And I was not able to ascertain your seller (park or private) but if private they've already paid their lot rent for this month (unless delinquent) so it's usually not a stretch to date a contract/option to the end of the month to "make a clean sale".And after re-reading your last post, yes if you intend to owner finance you'll want to hire a "licensed mortgage originator" or an "attorney" to close the deal for you.

But nice to know there are still some lenders who will let investors stretch their capital on 'commercial'/portfolio loans

To me it sounds like you would be stretching too much to make it happen.

Ok no money is a bit of a stretch but none the less this has been an epic year!

It continues to stretch the sprawl of Los Angeles.What the LA area needs is to act like a city, not a suburb. 

I dont have to use voodoo math and stretch any valuations nor post any BS that because I just bought for no money down I actually own something that in reality I dont..

The best way to stretch that money is owner occupied multifamily to take advantage of lower down payment and better interest rates.

The 15% was going to be a stretch!!  

As an example the semiconductor supply issue is now hitting auto manufacturers, but that could easily stretch out to other consumer electronics.