I currently work as an executive in the IT field and my fiancé works as a project manager in construction building skyscrapers and other urban structures.

You should find out from your local building department if they will accept what is known as standard construction plans or if you will be required to have them produced by a licensed architect and licensed structural engineer.Usually if your city will approve your proposal the electrical and gas meters will be installed , after your inspections have been approved.

I didn't see any issues structurally or anything.

I have a quick question on the deal structure.

I would definitely recommend that you consider your $50k as operating capital and structure your deals to use as little capital as necessary to acquire and stabilize a property with the intent of pulling whatever capital is invested out of the property as soon as it is stabilized.

But if for some reason we couldn't get a variance, we were looking at being forced to knock down the structure or move it several feet away from the property line.  

Once I knew that I would structure my offer to bring in money to pay the taxes, as you've already said, and bring the loan current.

-15 Mobile homes all on individual lots and fully rented- Sewer/Water by the city and metered to the tenant- Rent for $450 each- Average lots in the area rent for $175 and homes this size $475- All 15 homes are locate...

Think about your life and the types of structures you've lived in during each phase (high school, college, first job, 30s, etc.)?

But I don't know if there are other better ways to structure this deal.