@Sam J.

@Sam Zawatsky As @Jack Galtson said it depends on the specific state and lender.

Quote from @Sam M.: I know this thread is OLD but had followup questions.

@Sam Deb, on paper that looks great no doubt.

@Tarik Larue  Sam & Heather JonesThey are tough to find but there are lenders that will do under 50k loans long term - 15 -30 year amortization. 

@Sam Wilson that is really good advice!

I totally agree with Sam especially as a new agent it helps immensely to spend some time on a high performing team. wether you are on a team or not definitely look for a good culture in your brokerage, ask to attend some team meetings if possible and make sure you get along with the other agents. whatever broker you go with be sure to try and avoid the many traps out there for agents, lots of groups that will charge money or lead sources that don't get you any where and charge you lots of money to be a part of.

it would be two birds, one stone. free up your time while also establishing a name for yourself. of course use references to others (maybe reference @Sam Wilson's podcast as a way to learn more?

Best,Sam

@Sam Nadar One thing to keep in mind is that mobile homes will depreciate over time.