Elizabeth,Sounds like you are describing a Renovation. 

In the first two chapters he describes very well why 87% of new agents fail.

When you described this it did not sound like a mobile home park, but perhaps a field with a handful or more of company owned mobile homes.

Addition of a provision allowing the owner to terminate the lease as described in this clause to a new or renewed rental agreement or fixed-term lease constitutes a similar provision for the purposes of subparagraph (E) of paragraph (1).

It can be a good synergy.This is just one way I've described.

Total guess, but if it is something like I describe I think probably standard is going to be 30down/70% financed and they may want some % of reserves held in their institution for surprises.   

If you could be more specific and describe the property. 

Keep in mind the loss recoverable I described in my previous post. 

In theory what you described makes sense but you'll run into equity issues.

Just my luck, I would be describing a potential pie-in-the-sky idea that raises eyebrows and merits a bit of extra attention or scrutiny.Through some more googling, finding a somewhat relevant blog post from 2016, and cold calling this afternoon, I got in touch with an attorney who does zoning and real estate, and he was able to help me make sense of the code and how it applies to my situation.