In the process of closing a va loan , does these numbers look right Processing Fee: $650Real Estate compliance Fee: $495Admin Fee: $870Appraisal fee: $550Credit: $50Re inspection Fee: $150 – this is a just in case appraiser needs to go back out.Pre-paid interest: $209.60First Year of insurance: $1020Escrow deposit: $750.99Closing Fee: $550Title Insurance: $334Courier Fee: $50Recording Fee: $90Prorated taxes: $1562.22Total: $6672.21 For a 30 year fixed with 4.5% rate you’re looking at the following monthly: Principal and Interest: $430.68Insurance: $85Winter: $3.58Summer: $161.75 Total: $681.01

It's possible the previous owner was not in compliance, and they didn't catch this until after you purchased the property.  

I'd say do your research carefully then pull the trigger on which ever way you decide!

Ken is in the compliance business for MH dealers. :)

The one thing I have wanted to do for 20 years, but never pulled the trigger on has been personally investing in real estate.

Once I get these two rented, I plan to pull the trigger on the next two.

I don't know VA laws, but I imagine you'd either need your own GC license, or you'd have to hire someone who is a licensed GC in the state -- it's this person who would pull your permits and be on the hook for all building code compliance issues.As for private lenders, these are typically people you know who are providing capital based on their relationship and trust in you as an investor. 

Had been a student of Real estate investing for quite some time and finally pulled the trigger.  

We were just going through the Fundrise website, which is local to us in the DC metro, to see how they are structured and handle compliance.

Looking to learn as much as I can before we pull the trigger.