I think a company that would arrange to put a used, older, reasonably remodeled home on to a vacant lot on my park to sell in place would be very successful- particularly for us 'mom and pop' operators.  

Our Operating Agreement states: "The Member(s) agree that Member(s) may voluntarily withdraw from the Company without the approval, vote, or consent of the Member(s).

The underlying note is a USDA loan at 3% interested.The interesting part is that there is about $60k of equity in the home after paying the entry fee.One of my title companies is refusing to insure the transaction due to the underlying lender being USDA, and telling me that it is a bad idea to do this on a USDA loan.

Any information/advice is appreciated and also how to properly set up our company, how to eventually scale our portfolio and looking to learn more about funding and DSCR loan.

How does your insurance company know you need to fix the roof?

Biggest thing is to make sure the agent and title company are competent in Seller Financing, I personally close my Seller Financing deals with a title company who has a real estate attorney on staff.   

You can find the statistical data via the major moving companies, and I believe Ken McElroy recommended this site for that purpose:  https://www.northamerican.com/.... 

I only Use STR for fishing trips to remote areas that are undeserved by hotels/motels.. this summer I only looked at ones with no cleaning fees.  100 % agree with you and Russell, restaurants and hospitality businesses brought this upon themselves.For people who disagree, would you be okay with my contracting company adding 3% on your $10k bill for "clean up fee"?

I use verified lending companies not banks for these loans and my clients have had great experiences.

I wish I had all my mint data for some end of the year tax reporting, and am not scrambling to find something new.