This can be a way to cover some or all of the down payment while using reliable hard money.

The ones used in health care are bluish-green and have an expiration date because they're impregnated with antimicrobial solution.

You need to figure out more details before bringing any solutions to the table.

@Chris Peckham If you don't have the knowledge, then I suggest you pick one of the solutions below.1) Team up with an experienced investor2) Study, read everything about mobile home parksI'm not sure what type of capital you have but 229K is pretty low.

Private and or hard money might be your solution if the seller is willing to change out the lender. 

People leave them stand even though the house has been gone for decades.As far as a solution, has the rubble been removed?

I don't necessarily want the cheapest, just the best value from someone who is competent, reliable, professional and who would be willing to maintain a relationship.

I have Section 8 rentals in Cleveland, Ohio and Concord, Ca and Oakland, Ca and those tenants are by far the most reliable, maintenance free and hassle free tenants I have compared to my cash tenants because either myself or my property manager screened them properly.

It’s usually good for $10-$40 per unit each month if you set it up right.Car wash station is another where you have a dedicated spot with water and power and sell cleaning supplies/rent a Vaccum Have your tried renting out your model unit as a short term rental as an amenity for tenants that have family visiting and don’t have the room to accommodate Luke, we are actually selling our own Smartland Internet to residents in high rise properties, we manage our own network, residents don't need to ATT, Spectrum, Wow, Comcast - they buy it direct and can choose 1 of 3 packages, we offer a more cost-effective solution, our CAPEX will return 10x on investment with 20% saturation.We are working on car wash station now. 

Any potential solutions?