Basically, HUD insures two types of mortgages when it comes to manufactured homes which are Type I and Type II:"What kind of financing is available for my manufactured home?

I'm looking for personal referrals to commercial construction companies in Idaho that have an upstanding reputation.

@Vernon Johnson don’t mean to burst your bubble and I don’t want to be a Debbie Downer but *if you’ve never done a BRRRR deal* why would a private lender risk their capital and why would you risk your reputation on your first deal?

1) take it to another (reputable) title company and see if you get the same answer2) If its the same answer then ask yourself "Am I the smartest person in the room?"

He has a horrible reputation.

Similar to a comment above, you can find nice pockets in neighborhoods that may not have stellar reputations, which can be a much more affordable option than investing in the more trendy neighborhoods.

We already had properties closer to DC in less well-reputed school districts, so we wanted to have one in a good school district, as we thought that the management experience would be somewhat different.

And most importantly make sure you have/keep a reputation as a solid buyer who will close, otherwise they won't bring you the good stuff.Unfortunately pricing is high right now and that's 90% of your volume problem.

Ask which local lenders regularly attend their club and who have the best reputations.

Confirm that the provider has a pristine reputation (e.g.