Looking for some insight.My home is on a permanent foundation and purged to 3 acres.

@Spike Scarberry  While I would have a hard time relocating myself to a place I've never been, I also think it's not a permanent decision.

Account Closed  Is the home on a permanent foundation?

2)  Conv  loans  dont have the  expensive  UFMIP  1.75% fee   and the  mortgage ins  with a conv loan isnt  permanent  and  its   cheaper in most cases   3)  there are conventional loans that  allow  as little as  3%  down  4) FHA pricing might be slightly better than  conv  loans -  but   not by much 

Basically, I am embarking on a project where I am entitled to 50% of the property, and I am needing to use hard money to borrow fix-up costs to get the property out of a distressed state before obtaining permanent, conventional financing.

I’m considering having both access doors (all beautiful 1920 pocket doors) versus sealing the Foyer door permanently closed as was the original plan.

Make sure they have proper financing many lenders won't use normal loans on mobile homes because they aren't on a permanent foundation. 

Job market is strong, businesses are expanding, no state income tax, retirees are continuing to make Florida their permanent residence, etc.

I liked where someone suggested installing permanently mounted screens over the drains so that food can't go down.

Because I don't live in Canada I am not a resident and therefore do not have to pay personal income tax until I return to live there permanently.