I have been an Internal Auditor for an international manufacturing corporation for the last two years.  

Client had a federal manufacturing charge and serve time in early 90’s which is keeping him from getting regular financing.

    You might consider exploring buying higher quality manufactured homes, removing them from parks, and installing them on permanent foundations on land you have purchased.  

Looking to take equity out of a few manufactured homes I own in Florida, any suggestions on a good way to do so?

It sounds to me like you need to be looking into building three homes on the other lots similar in size to the one you currently have.I would go with one of the pre-manufactured or partially pre-manufactured options out there and I would build them exactly the same.

In San Antonio my pops has done a pretty profitable flip by buying a huge piece of land and putting a manufactured home in it.

I plan to move into manufactured home park ownership and operation in the near future as a long term investment. 

I'm currently working two jobs, my full time work as a project engineer for a manufacturing company and a part time job as a barman.

@Will Grabert Without knowing more details about expenses, maintenance records, vacancy, ect.. you can't get to a specific number.For parks with POH you really have two separate transition, the mobile home park and the Manufactured Homes themselves.The Park: 7 of 9 lots occupied at $160 a month= Gross rents: $13,440Since its on septic and has majority POHs we will bracket expenses between 45-55%, which gives us an NOI between $7,392 and $6,044.

My husband works in oil and gas and I work for a medical device manufacturer.