Please let me know if you have any ideas or thoughts on how to handle the situation with the village.

The builder explained the financial situation at the company--no money for wood, salaries, etc. 

It's just that I'm anticipating a "better" tax situation next year - that is, for personal medical reasons in my family, I'm anticipating a lower level of income next year.

Answer:1) Contact all mobile home movers and tell them to bring you deals. develop relationships with them. 2) Get the IFTTT app and setup Craigslist searches. 3) Search your local FB for sale groups. 4) Place ads in Craigslist’s saying you’ll buy homes cash. 5) If you know any wholesalers tell them about your situation.

Really no wrong way to approach it.. rather, it is going to depend on your situation and preference..

Here's a situation I haven't seen addressed in Forums.

Not knowing you or your situation, I can't give you much better advice than that.

Sorry about your situation. 

The original borrower they could go after though for a deficiency is my understanding but it’s a state by state situation.

On the other hand, I've seen in southern CA huge developments with HOA fees of 200 a month, with swimming pools, common area facilities that members can use, fitness rooms, etc.