As a real estate broker I've done several of these, including for myself and the added layer of protection is worthwhile.

Hi all in the BP uiniverse -Looking for a mortgage broker in the Colorado Springs/Denver area.

You first call should be to your lender (in my case it was a broker) to double check that doing this won't be a problem - the nuance lies in what you're talking about - them loaning to you, not an LLC - but (in my case) if the title matches the name(s) on the LLC you'll be fine.

Dilemma: I don't have a broker's license or Real Estate License.

mobilehomeparkstore.com, look at craigslist like @Belinda Lopez said...direct mailers/cold call to owners, wholesalers in the business. reach out to brokers

As far as finding a loan, I would talk to a mortgage broker, or go to your local REIA and ask around to find which banks other investors are using and what they recommend.

I am an investor and broker in the area. 

End users usually pay a premium for SFH's.The only way to find out what it's worth is by putting it on the market or get a broker's opinion of value.Happy to look at the property as an investor.

The challenge is working thru' the permits and finding a good modular company who could customize the home. 

I recommend talking with an insurance broker/risk manager that currently doesn't insure you to tell you the amount of risk you undertake with a pool.