I just obtained my real estate license, and while reading up on how to hone my skills as an agent, I came across bigger pockets and have started to consider the world of REI.

I bring great customer service skills and I am looking to be an intern of sorts.

You can look at this from a campaign, ad group, and keyword level.

I'm new to this, but I believe bank's valuation of the property will be very dependent on their familiarity with MHPs and their comfort level with them. 

All depends on the level of risk you want to take and how fast you want to scale.

I’m just wondering if that could be a viable option to get my foot in the door and if so how do I seek out an investor looking for my skill?

Price will likely state similar level.  

@Liz Kazeva Sounds like you guys have complimentary skill sets...may be a good match.

This is the first Fannie Mae financing.The RatiosI am wanting to build a fourplex and then refinance to own as an investor and even own one as owner occupied.If I understand it correctly - it works like this....1) New fourplex monthly income and expenses projected by appraiser Rents of $1500 each unit Taxes at $1060.00 Insurance at $120.002) My gross monyhly before tax income $8500Less my debts (credit cards, loans, cars etc) for first level.

I think it's fun to meet fellow investors around the same level of experience!