@Hannad Qaisi-  AFH financing is  a special  segment of the marketplace  ....if you end up  buying an exisiting AFH - make sure you  have  a AFH lender  contacted and  ready to use  ....if you can  qualify for a  regular  home  purchase - you can  use a regular loan  ....and  then convert it as  local  guidelines allow a 1 story property is ideal

They'd much rather say, "I sold my home" a mindset that maintains their dignity--a subtle to nearly worthless distinction from a FICO/future qualifying POV but meaningful to some homeowners.I intended to post URLs to support what I said in my initial post but, apparently, as a new poster, I cannot post URLs until a couple of days has passed.

Gatineau has much lower prices but when we visited the area I realized that despite its close proximity there's a distinct quality difference from properties in Ottawa.

Also she was host of “LUDA Te Ayuda”, a segment within the weekly TV program “Latinos Unidos”, aired via NBC/Telemundo.

As an investor that also invests in MHs you will be able to help the mobile home segment of society that most other investors ignore. 

There was a segment on the news last night about legislation coming soon.  

I didn't realize that lenders made meaningful distinction between SFR and live-in 2-4 plexes.

Can someone explain this "rentable" distinction?

But I still don’t know the distinction of wholesaling and just being a realtor?

Once you understand this segment of the market, you know what is a good buy and hold unit.