The product that will probably be most likely for you to use on this property if it requires work is either a Fannie Mae Homestyle loan or a Hard Money loan.  

First you have not held it very long and secondly, your activity looks very similar to that of a developer which could mean that your intent would be perceived to be creating inventory rather than holding for productive use.

People THINK they can't buy, but in reality with FHA loans and other low cost mortgage products it os less expensive to buy than to rent.

You could also partner with a Manufactured home dealer they are always looking for land to put their product on. 

Property qualifying for 1031 is property you purchased with the intent to hold for productive use.  

Almost looks like some type of cement board product.

Ryan Wiles to avoid PMI you need to put down at least 20% on an owner occupied 1-4 family home.First time home buyer isn't really a loan product, it's just something lenders use in marketing.

Otherwise, if you are selling a finished product, put it on the MLS where the buyer pool is huge!

They don't just provide a loan, that is just the end product.

I've also been communicating with a gentleman at First Citizens here in Charleston who helped one of my clients purchase an 8 unit last month and he's trying to structure some products for me, as well.