I've been doing land and cabins and I partnered with ex brother in law to get our gc license last year.

First time poster, long time lurker.

Ultimately it's a matter of preference and deal dependent, and inspections are not necessary if you're confident in the price you are getting Appreciate the reply, I think I'm on the same page, not sure why did it on the last home really 

My realtor said that initially he thought the ARV for my building would only increase by about $60K but that if I held over the long term eventually I would get the value.

They do talk about an SMS approach but also include mail & other resources.Jonathon has been teaching land for a long time. 

Sounds like it will vary from lender to lender.Based on input so far, it sounds like I would need to decide on either doing a handful of 2-4 unit properties that are local so I can self manage, and use multiple residential loans, or a medium size property (whether mhp or not) which has professional management and would likely be long distance. 

What used to take you hours, will take seconds.If you think I am talking about something in the future, you have not kept up the last 8 weeks. 

Over the last several years casinos have went up, Ford Field (Lions) and Comerica Park (Tigers) were erected and people who loved the city began brainstorming how to revive it.More recently, Little Ceaser's Arena (new home of Pistons and Red Wings) construction started and is due to open Sept this year.

My favorite credit union is Navy Federal, because they offer a long draw period. 

If you are looking for a long-term loan option, I'd highly recommend a DSCR loan.