Ok, I found a lender that will lend on MHPs in Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Arizona, Colorado, and Wyoming. 

This area (Salt Lake County/Utah County) is pretty hot right now, and speculation persists as to the timing of the next market correction.  

I currently own a single family home on a 1/2 acre lot in Utah.

I'm noticing more and more people from California and Utah beginning to invest in the Midwest.

I'm a full time investor but I have my license in Utah as well and am very familiar with the Multi-family game. 

If they are involved in the Logan Utah area at all then I would be interested.

Hi, I’ve heard some real estate investing companies say that it’s best to use a real estate CPA/Attorney in Wyoming or Utah to set up our businesses (ie - LLC) because those states have better real estate business knowledge for investors.

We completed a deal (36 houses) with Jon Farris of Aequitas, LLC out of Provo, Utah last year.

I'm pretty quiet on the Utah threads, but people are really helpful.

doing this will tell me how much I am eligible for without any money down.research the areas better, such as school district, travel time to businesses, travel time to UT at Austin (for graduate students) and Austin community college.if I go with an SFR I think I will need to aim near UT or central Austin because my target market will be young professionals or graduate students to rent out rooms since I will be living in.however if it is a duplex I can aim for both locations near businesses and in a school district, because I do not wish to invest in a duplex unless atleast one side is a 3/2 because it will be more attractive for a family. if the other side is a 2/1 I can rent out the other room that I will not be living in.