There are small local banks that will offer loan products for such properties, you would have to call around and see (small banks with about 5-10 branches often work best in my experience). 

They can pinpoint the issue and get your garage back in action fast.I found a local guy in Portland who seems legit: https://portlanddoorsandlocksguy.com/.

And they actively keep the house at 74, so this is interesting.

Any other local industries with short term employment?

They are on a month to month and I just spent $150 obtaining a 9 page single spaced iron clad lease from a local attorney. 

If you plan to BRRR it, you should chat with a local lender about seasoning.

As a local, you could just keep our sleepy gold mine off the front page that would be great haha.

If you need more guidance when it comes to moving the homes and what's involved, you may want to talk to a few local mobile home dealerships.

What I have heard is the following:1) Banks willing to extend loans with the existing owner, hoping they can hold on until NOI goes up or interest rates come down2) Banks knowing a property is coming back so reaching out to a local broker to find a buyer with a pocket listing. 

You need to check the local laws/ordinances in your municipality first.