So if the mobile home is more like a real estate play, let me ask a more specific question. 

Also, when applying for the loan the loan agent wanted me to email all of my private information to him, which I did not do because I didn’t feel that was secure enough.I have worked with other lenders in the past where they had a more secure way of obtaining private documents (uploading them).I don’t want to miss out on the great rate but my gut just tells me this place is very behind the times and might not be very prompt.Has anyone ever worked with them before?

However, if getting a 2nd is truly a more cost effective option and fits your investment strategy, there are a number of ways to go about finding a lender.

@Michael BlackwoodIf one qualifies by being self-employed with no full time employees, then the Solo 401(k) is likely going to provide some advantages over an IRA as a 401k is simply a more robust retirement plan with features such as higher contributions, a personal loan provision, ability to hold both tax-deferred and Roth funds, and an exemption from a small tax on leveraged income in real estate.Whether you A) qualify and B) will benefit from those differences is a matter that hinges on the details of your situation and investment goals. 

I currently have a large portion of my portfolio in Bitcoin and with the recent rises in price and I wanted to transfer some of the profits into a more stable asset and potentially create some cash flow to replace my 9-5.

If you are using a broker, they should be able to help you through all of this.2) NNN property typically is offered at a lesser cap rate because it's considered a more stable long term investment than a residential multi family.

@Alvin Uy I would want to be on title in a more secure way then a quit claim deed.

I am hoping that after having a conversation with the banks and a real estate agent that I will be able to make a more informed decision. 

If BP is the beginning and end of your knowledge base, might be better off bringing a more experienced person along.

The JV idea is not a bad idea but a more fair way to divide up the proceeds, instead of percentages on the gross selling price would be something like....Seller gets the $80 kYou get Reno costs reimbursedSplit the Profit/remainder, say 50/50.