As far as the pricing for debt, banks will typically charge 1% as the originaiton, doc prep and construction debt is generally priced at WSJ +.5-1 point.

Again, you will likely need a key principle to co-sign your loan (typical financial requirements are 10% of loan balance in liquid assets and 1:1 net worth to loan balance), but Fannie and Freddie are both well versed in lending to LLCs where the GP has minimal capital personally invested in the deal.  

Is looks like they typically stay on the market quite a while.

However, it's essential to carefully evaluate the terms and conditions and ensure they align with your long-term financial goals.For specific information about buying a mobile home within a mobile home park, reaching out to local investors or experts who have experience in this niche market could be immensely helpful.

Damage is anything that is more frequent that typical life cycle, and/or associated with improper use of an item. 

This would essentially be a private/hard money which is often as strong as a cash offer.

Yeah, it depends on the loan type but typically it’s a minimum of a year.

Putting assetings into a partnership doesn't create gain typically- creates adjustments related to inside/outside basis. 

Typically listing on the market is the best way to go unless they NEED a quick close or the home is in shambles.

Keep in mind that LOC interest rates are typically adjustable, impacting your long-term holding costs.