If you don't find anything and you think that offering to buy a Rental is a way to go, then, make up a proposal letter to send to each owner that has a property that would fit your needs.

Hardware is mostly up to the flipper as there isn't one kind of style that fits all but the bar pulls have been in style for a while now.

She had a product to fit their needs and informed me of the 3% down conventional option.  

I would say .10 is solid as long as you feel the criteria fits you well.

There will be other brokerages that may fit your goals and styles better.  

I'm assuming since the place is a new fit out it was required to spend money upgrading to California Building Code accessibility requirements but how far it went I'm not sure.

Imperial Beach has some that fit this criteria.  

Be it a single wide or a multi section MH there is always quite a bit of preparation preparing a floor for shipment and installing it on the other side.Additionally, what a lot of newbies don't know is that MH's develop their own characteristics (personalities) after sitting and settling in one spot for a long time and do not always just sit on a new pad or fit (marry) naturally back together whence reset.

My plan is to keep the deals that are a good fit for me and wholesale the other deals/contracts.

They can interview one that will fit you and get a referral fee.