@Yuriy Skripnichenko would you mind sending me some recommendations as well?

Find funding, buy a deeply discounted property, resell it to a rehabber.Again, wholesaling is legal in all states because you own the property. keep in mind though in Oregon if your not owner occupying it.. and you intend to resell.. you ALSO need a developers licenseyou need a bond and insurance... so again cant make these blanket statements yes it legal to buy and resell but you do have to have those licenses to do that... 

If you don't mind me asking, where is your house hack located? 

Always looking to partner with like-minded individuals. 

Keep in mind even tho they haven’t paid and Loney hasn’t changed hands YOU haven’t given them a late notice or notice to quit so technically since they most likely haven’t been informed in legal fashion, they might have some ground to stand on.

But they were simply to easy to approve my business model which was not just vanilla flip loan. ( keep in mind I have been a HML for decades so I know the industry plus I am NMLS licensed mortgage banker )  but anyway they were just too quick to say yup your approved send in 10k for due diligence to go to the next step..

Keep in mind I havent seen any of these properties fully just yet.

Someone has done something similar to what I want to do - building new mixed into an existing neighborhood - with five homes all side-by-side that average over $100,000 more than the existing homes in that area.Some of my questions are:Is there reason to be concerned that existing homes in the neighborhood have low values because of their age and condition, keeping in mind I want to build 9 or 10 and raise the level of the neighborhood?

Sounds like you bought a house, with taxes paid up for the quarter already and you took possession sometime during the quarter. it also sounds like they forgot to calculate the tax credit due to the seller at closing. if that's the case, I believe most purchase contracts have a clause that states you will make it right if there was some miscalculation or simple omission at closing. even if not, the old owner paid for taxes and you are benefitting unjustly. the ethical thing in my mind is to refund the extra tax. there is no reason to go to court for this.if i'm wrong, please explain the situation better.

Would love to share ideas, network and create a community of like minded individuals interested in mobile home parks.