For the purposes of my answer, I'm assuming that this isn't a government-backed mortgage, @Ben Rodriguez.

Has anyone had any experience appealing to local government, or even starting a non profit organization that caters to afterschool/community center, etc.?

@Julia Chance you need to study your governing documents (covenants, bylaws, policies) to see what the written word says as to when people are billed, notified, etcYou don't get to just ask them to "freeze" your account while things are being worked out if they are legitimately billing you.

The government helped him do it.https://www.indystar.com/story...

Now, if the government stops paying, that's gonna be another story....

This property is at a great deal but through HUD and will only consider offers from Owner Occupants, Nonprofits, and Government Agencies only.

Just pick a location where the local government isn’t trying to help everyone but the landlord. 

Any advice will be greatly appreciated since the guys that works for the government are clueless.

@Jabaree Cason Talk to the government entity in charge of manufactured housing in your area.

Are they an approved GSA provider for the federal government?