Or (2) I could get a equity loan (or HELOC) to remove the mobile home and replace it with a newer mobile home/modular home/stick built house, build a road to the house (dirt road now), and also put the infrastructure in for 2 RV spots (pads, electric, septic) and convert the property to a SFH (or is it MFH with RV spots?)

That is about a one hour stretch of winding road, boring as hell right now. 

Im more asking so I can learn and try to get going down this road to help raise some more capital as well.

It seems that the blanket loan is not something worth pursuing immediately, but could be worth looking into down the road as my portfolio grows.

And yes; I know real estate isn't a get rich quick over night kinda thing and I know that I will make mistakes, and fail and that my life long road to my goal is going to be a rocky one.

Nice time to pass on the road..

Review the materials in the archives and listen to the podcasts and this should certainly assist you on your road to success.Again, welcome aboard.

I agree with Karen God I been trying keep this site to myself for a while – www.topagentinterviews.com~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Mark Delgado (Sacramento, California area )Krista Mashore (Brentwood, California area )Daniel Del Real (Modesto, California area )Tyler Smith (Folsom, California area )McDaniel-Callahan ( Danville, California area )Maybe this help you get started on your missionUpdate the thread down road of your results

I discounted for the fact that it is adjacent to a road that is undergoing widening for the next year, rehab costs, holding costs, investor discount, and then I was stuck eating 7% on selling the thing, so I deducted that as well.

I'm a native Washingtonian (DC), and my husband and I are investing down the road in Baltimore.