I currently manage 5 commercial units, 2 mobile properties, and 2 single family residences in polk county.  

The first person I phoned set an appointment for me the very next day.He was a little upset that all I had was a lead.  

I dont need anything right now, but getting to know people and having them become familiar with my standards sure would make for an easy phone call in the future if the need ever arises. 

You need at least 30 days before you should close, maybe more.Go get the Mobile Home University Due Diligence Manual.  

Nevermind just got off the phone with the Bureau of Housing, and they said I do not need a green card since it is 2 separate buildings.

Are there any mobile home park investors who live in NYC or surrounding areas? 

The street has both mobile homes and single family residences on them.  

FYI, after construction is finished, I turn the loans into permanent residential loans that are sold off to Fannie/Freedie at 75% LTV (loan to value), which pays off the construction loan.My local bank (I dont even bother dealing with the big banks) is 1 point origination fee, $500 inspection fee (to release progress payments) at variable interest rate that right now is 4.25%.I would suggest calling some local banks on the phone to see which ones would do that loans, then going down and talking with them.  

He doesn't return phone calls, and email response takes over a week each time. 

It will just ask for your first name and an email address then you will get a coupon on your phone and an email confirmation telling you more about the speaker John mccants. just show either one when you come to the event.