Not taking a loan from your personal 401k, but loaning funds to someone (or being the person that received said funds from someone else).

You are asking for more management fees (or more personal landlording) by adding another.

Have it done by a licensed GC and if a buyer gives you problems because you don't have permits, you probably don't want to sell to that person anyways.

I have scanned through about 1/4 of the sales in our county for the last 3 years, arranged by seller name, looking for a person or company who has made multiple sales, but so far, the couple flippers I have found doing that haven't responded to me.

The location of the lender doesn't necessarily impact your chances of getting a mortgage or the efficiency of the process however, local lenders have a better understanding of the local real estate market and regulations as they are more familiar with appraisers and other closing professionals in the area which can expedite the process and you will get a more personal touch and easier communication.

Your closing costs look reasonable to me based on my personal experience (I'm not an expert though). 

And yes I do have a commercial and a personal umbrella. 

Investing is very personal as it really depends on your skills, resources and challenges you want to take on.

@Andy Ciordia.....its just as easy as "Hey do you offer any discounts since I have multiple properties that need work"As a person who does work in the Home Services Industry, it costs the vendor the same amount of time (most likely money too) do the work whether its 1 or 2 properties.

From our experience (PA) and that of our colleagues around the country- the general consensus for a modular to be considered "real estate" and not personal property it must :-Be a double wide home minimum-Be permanently affixed to a foundation.