(Military is supposed to provide this to all members before a permanent change of station, but the reality is that it doesn't always happen)  I had to move my whole family from coast to coast with all of our things (and pets), without knowing that we had a place to live at the end of the move. 

The preliminary title report has two exceptions: "A permanent deed of trust" from California Housing Authority"A subordinate deed of trust" Secretary of Housing and Urban DevelopmentThoughts?

I am not sure how permanent financing would work at this point, or how the project would be valued (I assume based on CAP rates for the entire building).I would love to hear from those that have done it. 

The other option I have used in the past for 100% (or close to it) financing is to use temporal to permanent loans with hard money lenders, those allow me to get most of the cash out "quick" but they charge a significant amount of money in points and interest rate for the temporary loan making the deal much less attractive.

Bryan were they on a trial loan mod and then denied for a permanent one??

IO for short term rehab loans, 30 year (or shorter) loans for permanent financing.

FHA is the favored choice on BP, but if you do not want to be permanently locked into PMI then get on the phone to the banks.

Use a private money lender for the acquisition and rehab phase and refinance to permanent financing after you own it.  

    You might consider exploring buying higher quality manufactured homes, removing them from parks, and installing them on permanent foundations on land you have purchased.  

Use one for the acquistion and one for the refinance permanent loan.