As far as purchase price, rent, area, rehab etcIts in the Midwest.Its in a very landlord friendly stateNew roof, updated electrical, plumbing, and HVAC4 bedrooms 2 baths New 10 mil laminate flooring both bathrooms are full tile on floors and showers, all new fixturesnew kitchen cabinets, appliances, backsplash and granitefenced in backyardarea sales for this kind of house are 135k to 145k in the past 6 months in same neighborhoodPurchase Price 129kRents would be 1,100 to 1,200 a monthProperty Tax: 690 a yearAppreciation would be minute at best as it is the Midwest no ups and no downs just steady. 

Wait...so you're going to leave a black sink, black stove and stainless microwave/fridge along with that God awful tile in the kitchen?  

Or just the difference that I was shorted in rent and the cost to have the carpets and tiles professionally cleaned due to the pet mess.Thanks for your advice!

I wouldn't approach this as a MLO, I'd go to a sale, seller financed, sub-to or an installment purchase through an LLC formed between the both of you.

Bad paint, bad tile, grout chipping out of brand new tile, ugly drywall repairs, and just basically no attention to detail.  

Next,I spent a few years travelling the states, installing ATM machines and finally back to manufacturing.

This is just my opinion but I wouldn't think you'd have a great demand of people wanting to bring their own new mobile into a park, but I would think there's demand to buy a nice home that is already installed and ready to occupy. 

Typically, about 10 cents per 1000 gallons where I live so it would take a lot of water saved to pay for the toilet, installation, etc.  

Have you tried to carry and install a solid core door?

I receive automatic emails from my real estate agent and a nice looking 3br 1.5 bath for $24,900 came up and I jumped on it.The deal breaks down like this:$6759.16 for 20% down payment, insurance, taxes, inspections, etc $3498 for new furnace install $400 maintenance - windows, pipe, cleaning$10657.16 total out of pocket.It rents for $680/mo.I went the conventional route to the bank and paid 20% down, etc etc.