I have posted a great deal on this as my investors are most oil execs.

The units are on separate utilities, each with its own fuel oil furnace.

This is where a landlords extensive understanding of the act is essential.  

These portfolio loans help take out the initial private $ loan for cash purchase and rehab, and are essentially commercial loans that look at the properties DCR and ARV.A portfolio lender will not lend to an individual and will only lend to a business entity like an LLC.If you are a serious investor and don't want to be hindered by the amount of loans in the conventional world of Fannie or Freddie, then a LLC's access to portfolio loans might be a huge benefit.

Essentially the same as a HML.

So essentially, the place is about 80K.

Not quite as attractive with oil prices falling.One of the issues is getting the power from the windy places to population centers.

As a way to make a quick buck on land I already own my plan makes sense but to buy land and go into business of essentially a tiny house park, it doesn't make sense at all--at least not in a way I've found YET!

What I need help with, is a couple of good ideas how to set up and structure deal, when essentially party A (myself) is finding, buying,  and managing the property.

A proven history of responsibility and ability to pay bills on time trumps a credit report that essentially states that the person has too high of a debt to income ratio.