There is so much demand on their plate right now, they are having a hard time keeping up with orders from repeat customers who own parks in major MSAs. 

If you have the itch and appetite for development then maybe you go the route of developing it yourself and finding a good civil engineer and custom home builder.

Because of that, there is a regulation that claims “minimum of 3 years after purchasing to be able to rent out the property “.

Branch manager insisted, and trained every cashier on a few quick bullet point factoids about homeownership to mention when customers were in the bank doing routine banking stuff.On top of that, the branch manager put a big giant 25 foot sign outside the branch declaring that "We Specialize in Helping First Time Homebuyers!"

@John Brees what your CPA means to say is that your income has phased you out of being able to claim passive losses generated by your real estate activities.

It would be easy to place the second property in a LLC by quick claim deeding the property to the LLC prior to refinancing for our third property but the first would require a little more legal finesse.

The original developers claimed all the tax credits for the 1st 10 years.

Many times they will claim it's wonderful and then try to hide their worst deals by only showing completed deals.

As this is family business and very flexible, you could Claim the Credit for Employer-paid Family and Medical Leave.

I've found the best rates for lending to an LLC are coming from the "Private Banking" side, which is normally offered to customers who have a larger amount of holdings within the bank