I am planning on doing this one  Sub-To as well so all I would need is the money for rehab and holding costs.Would this situation be favorable to a Blanket Loan?

Most of the time it has worked out well for me, but I live in a state that favors landlords over tenants.You can probably call the eviction courts and ask them what your options are..

Seems that if they sell it and you get your money, they are doing you a favor (not having to deal with showing).If they disclose the property is under a purchase agreement, then they are not false advertising.  

Presumably, interest rates increase because the economy is strong, and strong economies tend to favor rent growth. 

This may cause you to get less favorable terms, rates, or lower LTV's when trying to obtain financing.

:)If a buyer has limited capital they are not doing anyone any favors buying sub too.. the risk is just to great to the Poor seller.

I also planned to rent it out for $550 a month.After purchasing this mobile home I started to put things in motion to get the home fixed up.

I just had started getting things going in a positive direction in my business a couple years ago and abruptly had to step away for personal family challenges that had to be addressed.Im back now and even more eager to learn all I can and hopefully return that favor to someone eventually.

We bought that deal from a wholesaler claiming a 145K ARV and listed it for $174,900 which worked nicely in our favor.

You may make 100 offer and only a few will get accepted but make sure those are all in your favor and if they do get accepted that you have thought about it carefully and that is will truly benefit you if you do get a deal.