I was wondering what your thoughts were on their product, not as much from an investment standpoint but more of a discussion on the concept.They have developed a system with a permanent foundation and interchangeable modules build to your desired application.

It really depends on how much you have left of your own cash in a deal when the dust settles (after rehab and permanent financing is in place).

Hi I'm ArmaityRecently moved to Montreal as a Canadian Permanent Resident.

I do have enough experience with various foundation issues to tell you that often the "fix" doesn't permanently resolve the problem.

In order to finance a Mobile home it needs to be permanately attached to the land, thus making the foundation a requirement.

You can keep your original number permanently for a one time $20 fee.

@Toni Fowler It would probably depend on where the house was located, is it in a park or on a parcel of land with a permanent foundation?

The mobile home is permanent with landscaping, utilities, water, etc and is approx $29K.

The day 90 was basically so you're not permanently tied into the property.

I'm planning to do a multi-unit, and this is way better terms than FHA with their PMI now being permanent.