I have a bunch, but depends on what market you're willing to get into and what price point too. 

You will need both of these if you plan on running it yourself, BUT it depends on what type of property you are running. 3a. - Partial Residential - If you plan on renting out bedrooms in your main residence where you live, this is for you.

I wanted to find an investment strategy that would provide more cashflow than a traditional long term rental, but I wanted it to be lower maintenance than a short term rental.

A 1 hour commute is not a problem but you may need to provide a letter of explanation.

really depends on who much capital you have.those with small amounts of capital >100k  might invest with a HML who does not put you as a bene on the loan so your unsecured just in the deal. 

Depends.

If successful the process would end with a court order requiring the mobile home to be removed.The question would be easier to answer if the actual language was provided so it could be determined that the restriction runs with the land and bind subsequent owners.

We are happy to provide you contact information for the credits unions that offer this product.

@Cynthia Gomez - we may be able to use your flip experience, depending upon the extent of your rehabs and how long ago they were.Also, credit, liquidity, land entitlements are all going to be very important.

Hi Bob,If you have had a positive experience like it seems that you have, I'd suggest sticking with your current turnkey provider.8 years is a long time and only having 2 tenant turnovers in that time is fantastic.They have stood the test of time and not many turnkey providers do.Also, why fix it if it's not broken?