@Neil Narayan and @Ryan Kelly Are there any rent restrictions for existing tenants when they renew the lease?

The advice I keep seeing is to get licensed but from what I can tell every license I could train and test for would restrict me from preforming some part of the wholesaling process.

Agency (Freddie/Fannie) - If the park and the buyer qualify, this will likely be the best debt, but the qualifications are even more restrictive.

I have a decent size position in a MHP currently and am satisfied so far, especially due to the leverage restriction limit of the fund set at 50%.The deals I have seen do behave bond-like for cash flow but not upon exit.

A lot of condos/townhouses have HOA which can restrict a lot of stuff while you are doing the rehab3- With Real Estate you get many benefits like appreciation, cash flow, tax benefits,....

I assume HOA restrictions can’t just change on you once you own without grandfathering you but I don’t know that for sure.

I've had good experiences with SECU but their membership is restricted.

With the wildfires in CA, many companies like SF seem to be restricting their exposure which they're doing in TX as well by being "premium priced" to slow the flow of new business. 

I cannot "divide the property" due to septic tank restriction. 

It sounds like there will eventually be a market for other lenders to buy these mortgages, but this article is predicting a gap in time between the new Fannie Mae restrictions and when new lenders become available.