Doesn't look like a problem, but you never know what the permanent lender's appraiser will say.

Once all repairs have been made call the bank and tell them that you want to permanently finance the property.

'I' would spend a few dollars on blown in insulation,some decent windows and permanent siding,,,then its pretty easy to KEEP those that otherwise pass on these old houses!!!

@Mike RyanI read a great article about that once on containerauction.comThe article says it is possible as long as you are "on the grid" so it is considered a more permanent structure.http://containerauction.com/read-news/financing-a-container-home(I have no connection to that site, author, advertisers, etc... just a passing interest of mine and a pretty interesting site)

Just left a message on the new members board introducing myself.. don't want to repeat too much but I've worked in a traveling engineer position the last 4 years which has had tremendous monetary perks.. unfortunately the work is slowing down and I've been offered a permanent position in the home office in Worcester, MA.

I would love to hear from you guys about the situation I'm currently having:My family and I have transferred money from my family's country (I'm a us citizen and my family permanent resident) to purchase residential properties in Vegas all cash.

Construction, SBA, Permanent, etc. then pick and stick with your lender. 

Once you call and talk to someone you are permanently on their radar.

A permanent loan (30 year fixed), so no need to refinance. 

Or you could lease option the home and just lease the land permanently.