To me the comment is narcissistic and frankly reinforces my concerns.

Inform your lender that the title company will take care of everything and that they may call her.They can generate the note and deed of trust common for your area, they have an attorney in house or on retainer and they will tell you what the charge will be, probably $100 or so for the note.Your lender needs to provide certified funds to the closing company ahead of settlement, they can tell you when they need good funds.Sit back, wait, go to closing, the title company will take care of documents, disclosures required and filings.I also suggest a loan servicing company, search the benefits here on BP for my posts concerning "Loan Servicing".

But realized that since my since my intent was to hold these as rentals, I really needed to be concerned about cashflow first.  

I have real concerns whether she can continue to afford this property.

There are concerns with this practice as a DIL can cause a merger of interest in the real property and negate the security and superiority to other claims that the Mortgagee had prior. 

To be considered, you are in imminent danger of default, you have no equity and you have no reserves to service the debt.

good info from @Douglas Snookhowever if it is a property that I am buying for myself I go to the Registry of Deeds myself and trace every single deed back, just to cover myself, get a history of ownership and to make sure no easements, liens or concerns get skipped by the attorneys, have had problems in the past so I like to know the answers before I start asking questions...just my opinion ! 

The danger in Lonnie deals besides Dodd Frank is that all applicants have to be screened and approved by the park office/ manager.  

It's all in the numbers as far as lenders are concerned.  

Steven,This is a concern I have.