There are as many, if not more, reasons for a person acting as General Contractor to be well trained, educated, bonded, insured and licensed as there are reasons why real estate brokers/agents have to meet certain qualifications, pass tests, background checks, licensing, continuing ed, etc.  

and NO qualification!!).

It required $15,000 down and the existing loan was fully assumable at no cost and no qualification.

As I mentioned before, you cannot require a social security number.My policies state that all applicants have a credit/criminal/eviction report and pass my preset qualifications. 

However, if the seller is not open to carrying the financing, then the type of lender is going to depend on the quality and size of the park and your qualifications as the buyer.

You want to be able to physically talk to the person in your account and not just talk to the sales team.Other qualification can be- How much time will you be spending on my account- will you report the search terms *very important*- will I own my account *RUN if they say no*- Ask what they think of the landing page *how well will it convert*- Do they have a partner badge- Do they experience in your industry- Do they have experience in your field *so don't hire an e-commerce company to find you, motivated sellers,*What to watch out for with an Adwords manager- Mixing display campaign data with search campaign dataCPC is dirt cheap with display clicks compared with search, so it will seem that your avg CPC is lower than it really is on search.

The bank fusses with the DSCR for qualification but it  didn't do much for me. 

From the reading I've done each loan carries it's own bad baggage(high MIP, strict qualifications, higher down payment, etc).I was wondering if any other investors have had any experience with any other low money down loans(government backed or conventional).

We only see a home that matches what we're looking for every month or two.Last week I emailed my agent for the first time in a few months and told him we would like to go see a certain house we were interested in, that we hadn't gone through preapproval but I had checked on third mortgage qualifications with our lender a few weeks prior and I thought we would have no problem qualifying, and that we're just casually looking until we see a house we want to jump on.REA shows us the home, we tell him we're considering it but going to take a couple of weeks to decide (market is slow here, husband works out of state), but when husband comes back if the home is still available we'd probably put an offer in.

Put less expense, pay more on taxes, but help on loan qualification.