Just screen well and all will be fine. 

As long as the manufacturer home meets the state code then should be fine.

Often one block is fine and then the next is bad so it's definitely an area you want to visit and research closely before investing.

I think they would be fine gifts to leave for guests.

If the properties you are buying with the same LLC are to be renovated and sold, that's fine.

this really depends to on what you do for a living .if your in the real estate space with a lot of commercial loans.. your balance sheet is very important more so than your fico by a long shot.so when figuring net worth those that are leveraged to the max basically have very little to no net worth other than their cash or other non real estate investments. so its a fine line..

But, excel is totally fine in the beginning (in addition to your PM software to capture transactions outside of the properties).We use QuickBooks Online exclusively for all of our REI Clients.

You can use the AIO to buy investment properties (out of state is fine), but the max LTV is 70% and pricing adjustments if your credit is lower.I have an AIO for an investment property and it's been great.

They will just say that without a quiet title action, the fact that the title is fine cannot be said officially.

I think you are throwing money at trying to generate leads which is fine but not with your limited budget.