You can go down to the clerks office, fill out a form and a week or so later get a package of documents on the property regarding violations, permits, etc...

So some lenders might make their portfolio loan package designed for residential investors.  

Is there a way I can buy a blog post package for like $100 or $200? 

@Rameez Balagamwala @Andrew Kerr touched on the main issue with the bank underwriter always taking the conservative route.I faced this issue when I was living in a property and wanted to purchase one 3 miles away and move into the next property using an Owner Occupant rate and 10% down, the bank underwriter flat out stated they didn't see me moving from the class A+ new construction property to the class B- property, I replied that I would not be committing mortgage fraud to get a 1.25% reduction in the mortgage rate.We agreed that I would sign the Owner Occupant Affidavit as a part of the loan package stating I would live in the property within 60 days of closing and would not move or rent the property within 12 months of closing.

I offered $2.6 for this package last month. 

Market Rent should be 1200 and the trailer needs around 15K in renovation which includes a new packaged unit Heat Pump.   

The lender is telling me it's to many hoops to jump through with these packages.

It has a lot "out of the box" that comes standard and much more if you upgrade to the "small business" package of $197/mo.

Multi-Family 13+ Units = 8% Management The fees are appropriate of your PM is doing a good job and acting responsibly, the fee should be meaningless if you are capturing the returns you defined as part of your strategy.If the fee is much less than I have indicated, you may not be getting a full quality management package.

Amenity package it has* D class — avoid: drug dealers, prostitutes, pit bulls * C class — workforce housing, good people locked into that kind of neighborhood because of their jobs or schools they want their kids to attend* B class — property late 80s into 90s typically.