What type of property (a,b,c,d) would I be looking at to maximize cash flow (assuming about 15% down), roughly how much would that property cost, and how much would it rent for?

OPTION 4: Put the cash in CD – You can get 5.15% for one year.

HUD of course is not the only player or source, but gives you an idea of how many opportunities there might be.     

Special bonus - I recorded this phone call I had a while back and will give you a CD of it.

I am not a big player but this should scale for me.

I could use a reliable trustworthy Columbus GA connection who knows the Manufactured Home Market and its players. 

Striking out with bankers on asking for a cross-collateralized loan:on two notes I'm carrying, a longtime reselling business,UCC, inventory, cash/CD and free & clear car.

Its like looking at a baseball players batting average after the first game of the year.

most of the rentals that we deal with are low income. these people want nice stuff and often are forced to go to rent to own type places.so we have done this with a few tennants...not all.we goto wlamart get a tv, dvd player, stereo, etc, and basically rent to own it....but cheaper than those other places.ofton the stuff is paid for in about 3 months and then the rest is just extra money :)

Greater cash flow usually indicates a C-D class area which comes with it's drawbacks.