From a value perspective my best guess is an appraiser would value it similar to a duplex.

Thanks for your advice, check this company at Miami, they offer for foreigns the full outsourcing of the process so they look for the property, rehab, rent and once finished property management, so sounds great.As an expert, could you please look at the home page and give some comments,  from my perspective it makes sense to work this kind of proposal....

Purchase price: $12,500 Mobile home bought in a 55+ community, replaced the roof, all new flooring, brand new kitchen with granite countertops and freshly painted.

. :) just from a women's perspective.

Have you had an experience where things looked great until a discovery or inspection radically changed your perspective on the property?

I've received unfavorable feedback from unqualified tenants; from their perspective, my screening process is "over the top" (as one put it), because I was renting the basement "not a real apartment." 

@Daniel Callahan speaking from a lending perspective there are loan types out there that can help you. 

From a personal financial perspective, you are not gaining any equity and are paying someone else’s mortgage for them by renting (assuming you are if I read that correctly). 

Hope that helps put it into perspective.

I come from the rental market perspective as I work for a full service property management company.