So my first priority is to get into my own primary residence.

I currently only have 1 rental and my personal residence now I bought as a fix and hold that I will soon rent out.This investor is willing to help me get a jump start in my investing career by getting into this deal with no money down on my part. 

As noted in the wiki cited, it fails easily and the only real solution is total replacement - - all the way to the city main. 

., resident in the forums.Click on the "Education Tab" at the top of the page, and you could be spending many hours on the Information that is available.Raymond

@Nicholas Reece, I've got a waaaaaay easier solution for you.60 day lock on the cash out refinance.

We bought our new primary residence and inherited a tenant in the back unit.

THe think is how to get a loan from a US institution, as a non resident non US citizen, cant seem to find information of who gives it, how much percentage, and how tedious is the creditation process.Will be happy to be in contact with you.

We currently own our primary residence in Nevada, a vacation property in California and a SFR rental in Seattle.With our limited experience thus far, we are considering out of state properties in the $1-200K range.How long does it take before one could justifiably be considered a pro in the eyes of the tax man?

I grew up in Bellevue and much of my family still resides there. 

If it's a resident owned development why doesn't he just pursue a conventional loan from a bank that funds MH's?