Your best bet is to get with the sellers and draw up a contract with a quick but realistic closing date..

There's a similar trend I noticed in Lehigh acres florida. there was a miami based builder who came in earlier this year / late last year and built 5 modern homes. all 5 sold and set record prices for the area for single family homes. it's not that newark calls for this or any infill lot in columbus it's how can I deliver a premium product that will sell regardless of location. something with features that people want. 

Based on the location legal description, the zoning department should be able to tell you what you can and cannot do when it comes to removing the existing home and placing a newer mobile home on the land. 

Which is an asset-based loan that looks at the property's ability to support itself.

You'll have to wait 12 months to pull your cash back out with a refi based on the new appraised value.

based on this thread...

I would love to chat about the property and see what type of options you have based on the zoning/buildability and your goals. 

Not sure where you are based but our tenant was in TX.

I recommend looking into areas near economic bases - close to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Ohio State Campus, New Albany, etc.

The agreement should also be some percentage based, if they do not collect you don't pay anything.