Obviously I don't want anyone to live and work in an unsafe house, but could someone with experience here tell me to what extent these so-called "Meth-Labs" are "cleaned up"?

@Robbie Ruetzel,So, my question was do you know a way to minimize the risk of a professional tenant suing the pants off of me or the bank calling the mortgage due when going the FHA route?

However, I went to the first meeting and the main speaker was an out-of-town guy giving a super high-pressure sales job for some MLM program called "Financial Education Services Protection", which didn't actually have anything to do with real estate, other than he was pitching us to pressure credit challenged prospects into buying this (my opinion) predatory program.

There is also a similar product for flooring called QuietImpact floor underlayment.

Just keep calling different ones until you find one that will do it.

I believe it's called co-wholesaling.

Call other other local banks.

Currently using Google voice and I feel that my calls are not coming through .

As someone who invests in Florida, mobile homes are par for the course.Investing in MH's are not that scary, just keep some basic rules in mind.1) Try to buy newer than 80.  2) Try to buy MH land packages. 3) There is a niche for buying in parks which can be profitable, this is called Lonnie dealers.  

It's called mortgage fraud...that's a problem