They usually contain market data as well.I would also contact your local brokers and utilize their experience in the marketGood LuckGino

If they are built prior to 1978, they were not regulated and didn't meet code, so they are referred to as "mobile" homes.

The best advice I can give is to choose a Realtor and Lender that are familiar with the local area and have worked with other investors and are investors themselves.

They will even hold your mail and allow you to pick it up locally.

We've gone through and vetted the local vendors to make sure the person inspecting it isn't going to just "look for work" as this very common in these industries.

Both are unincorporated places without local control and STR rules set by the county.  

Too far from work to meet that requirement 

Fannie Mae wouldn't purchase the loan if it didn't meet that requirement.As for a team in place, although that's good, you'll still need to show that you have actual experience managing real estate in some capacity.If you switch to a conventional loan, from VA, then you don't need to have management experience.

Verify this information with a local broker or appraiser for extra protection.

Is there any benefit from local companies?