Property is in Washington State. 2) Does anyone know of any modifications I can do to the property to change its status to a permanent structure so its no longer considered a manufactured home (I can level it and start over but that isn't a profitable option) This could be a walk away deal if I have a limited pool of buyers.

Does it come with the land and is it permanently affixed?  

There are few options for permanent financing that allow a buyer to obtain financing to acquire and rehabilitate a property with one loan program, such as FHA’s 203(k) program.

I would like to get it out of my retirement savings and get a permanent loan on it.  

(I'm currently deaf in one ear hopefully it's not permanent it's from a recent accident the tinnitus is killing me)I also mostly lurk here and read frequently.

I'm trying to imagine how the seller stuck a MH on the property and decided to make it a part of the permanent structure?!

Assuming that they are on a permanent foundation and their own land, they rent exactly like a regular house.

I'm curious to see if there's any real-estate investors who are not permanent citizens in the United States. 

Do you think I should be looking near my permanent home in Jersey?

But also, don't let them get away with stuff unless you want it to be a permanent way they deal with you.