For whatever it's worth you might want to consider manufactured homes, I believe they are easier to get financing on.

We called the Louisiana Manufactured Housing Commission and from what I understand, we need a RETAILER’S LICENSE.

They are manufactured in a factory like a motorhome or trailer which lasts for under 10 years. some claim to be in business for decades.

@John Moorhouse my company doesn't hire people without college degrees for any job but manufacturing assembly.

Due to they stop manufacturing R-22 equipment like 5 years ago.

One of our shirt tail relatives is the largest manufactured housing dealer in the area, and knows what's available for sale too.

Many seasoned manufactured home investors are very aware of this financing concept and are open to the idea.

You and everyone else should join your state manufactured housing associations, because they are a valuable source of information.

I plan on contacting the Oklahoma Manufactured Housing Assoc tomorrow.

Many citys / states will keep the install records, so you should be able to go to the records department of the city, county or state and see who set it up and to what plan (manufacture, new engineering or state mandated) they followed.