The more detail you provide, the fewer people need to see it in person. 

Thanks @Michael Henry@William Stewart there are fewer insurance carriers that will entertain a double wide, but they are out there. 

Does anyone know if there are local lenders who are willing to provide conventional loans with a seasoning period of fewer than six months and if so the best way to find them?

Interior finishes will start moving (cracking) and/or doors will start sticking and floors will become uneven (more annoying than dangerous).

It's usually not a realistic danger for most landlords, but it's definitely something to consider before making this kind of move.

But can be very dangerous and deadly if not respected and done correctly.

The VA loan requires that you intend to occupy the residence within 60 days of closing, and since you know that will not be the case, you are playing a dangerous game.

Because dealers have lower inventory levels due to fewer trade-ins during the pandemic while they’re also experiencing a surge in buyer demand.

As long as people feel that CA is overpopulated/crowded, restrictive, dangerous, or whatever reason people have for leaving, and as long people feel that they can have a higher quality of life that works for them in Boise, Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, AZ, LV, TX, etc. then we're going to continue to see these markets have a large influx of California transplants.And just so you aren't getting me wrong, this is not a knock on CA (I've lived there for a couple years before and loved it - beaches, Disneyland, cool cities, mountains, sunsets, redwood forests, it's amazing and I can see why so many people live there!)

So it could be a dangerous gray area.