Depending on your current age and investment goals, you have several options:1. 

And a lot depends on the why and how they ask. 

She has been dependable and reasonable rate.

Depending on when the LLC was dissolved it may still have authority to convey the property. 

Some good responses already in this thread but I would add it definitely depends on the loan product you are looking for - Conventional for example is going to be pretty much the same everywhere so it makes sense to pick one upfront sooner rather than later - more sophisticated commercial deals, the cost/process is more lengthy and consuming, so its probably a negative for you the borrower if you try to shop during/after the process (just adding time and costs).For Non-QM/DSCR it can certainly make sense to shop but best to do it all upfront before really starting the process (a term sheet etc.) because there are a lot of factors that can cause it to backfire (rates can change, long-term relationships, extra switching costs, etc.) that probably cost more than you'd gain

Depending on how quickly you want to get ahead and build a nest egg (and how much pain your willing to tolerate) you could also put another trailer home on that land and start renting that out as well - you could do that for 5 yrs while you make your plan for if you want to build a manufactured home there. 

., I think it's something you can do yourself, depending on state laws/regs.

I'm from the Philly suburbs and definitely interested in tapping into Philly neighborhoods (thinking Brewerytown, Old Kensington) but as you know if you're from Philly, neighborhoods can be safe or not depending on what block you're on. 

That is your estimated income.Minus the costs to run it: rent, insurance, automated online services, cleaning (although guests usually pay for this) utilities, internet, disposables. 

dependent.