This is would a lovely benefit if I wanted to use the VA Home Loan to purchase a property that needed some TLC but didnt have the funds to do the required fixes.My research points to the conclusion that it is very hard, if not impossible to find a lender who will actually lend the VA Construction Loan (due to the housing market collapse).My question is:Does anyone know if this is true, or know any lenders who are willing to work with the VA Construction Loan?  

How did you come to that conclusion?

Quote from @Mike Hern: It's rather disingenuous to resurrect a dead post without tagging people, and then jump to conclusions based on a lack of responses from people who weren't even tagged. 

My experience is the market for mobiles is somewhat limited to 2 demographics:1. people who have lived in mobile homes their entire life2. old people who are moving into a mobile home retirement park - you know, the ones with club houses pools, security guards, social halls  (I believe these to be one of the best places to invest - if you can find one that allows rentals)Sorry for not having a real great conclusion to this post - but hopefully this helps a little bit.

Would you mind explaining how you came to your conclusion?

Came to a conclusion and don't think the issue is with us but rather the lists from Yellow Letters.Local wholesalers are sending me better deals than what we have been able to pick up and that never happened lolAnd I'm fairly confident they don't have a better back end process than we do, or maybe they do???

@Nicholas Lohr Thanks...this was about the conclusion I've come to. 

We have been weighing the pros and cons about using a LLC versus our Names, and we just can’t come to a conclusion?

Now we live in a van and traveling across the US :)Even though I've never lived in Richmond, I did some research and have come to the conclusion that Richmond, VA might be the right market for me:- Population is growing- VCU provides renters (students or faculty)- Somewhat affordable (for me).

I came to these conclusions using $1100 a month rent for a 3 bed 2 bath sfr and $800 for a townhome of 2-3 bedroom.