Has anybody heard of REI Mobile?

I can cover my mortgage but are there other ways of financing this project without burning my cash reserves?

@Matthew Samson, I'm all for burning the ships and going all in, but with this in mind, hopefully, you have some reserves saved up.

I agree too, just use a HML or find yourself a money partner who is local as Jay mentioned.That company certainly has done a marketing job on newbies, that fee is to wash out bad deals and not burn up their time.

Hey, so I just got a deed on a tax lien and somebody burned the property down before I was able to get insurance on it in Phenix City, AL…what can I do about that?

In fact the city of mobile has argued in court that you have an obligation to secure and maintain.

So, how do potential buyers come to understand builders who have more flexibility to negotiate prices downward without burning a lot of time?

I own a small lot in Sutherlin (between Danville and South Boston) with a mobile home on it, I would like to rent this place out if I can. 

Park Makeup 3 TOHs, 6 POHs(Ones a Doublewide if that matters), and One Empty pad that I could use for projections for DSCR according to one commercial lender.Is there any way to better gauge what a park might appraise for if looked at for only pad rents occupied by mobile homes?

To which my response was, "so 5 min to complete, 1 hour and 55 min to make sure the new battery doesn't explode in the remote and burn down the entire neighborhood?"