You can get your deals done the correct way on BiggerPockets.3) Consider joining a real estate investment club in your area and "rub elbows" with local investors and other real estate professionals (attorneys, contractors, lenders, title reps, escrow agents, appraisers, etc.).

First, congratulations on taking that first step towards becoming a real estate investor...reaching out on BiggerPockets.Your question is a great one, so you may want to ask an FHA rep directly.

It is there you can network with other investors in your area as well as other real estate professionals (lenders, appraisers, title reps, escrow officers, etc.)Once you have a deal brewing, bring the details of the deal here. 

Someone told me Home Depot Rep’s but I also heard don’t use the because they are expensive.

The modular rep I spoke with said there is no language on any of the marketing / sale documents or deed that would note it to be a modular home vs. stick-built but I still wonder what people's thoughts are on modular homes. 

The blogs, podcasts, articles, and forum are excellent resources for you to learn and perfect whatever niche you are pursuing in real estate investing.Also, I would consider joining a real estate investment club in your area and network with other real estate investors and professionals in your area (appraisers, contractors, lenders, title rep, escrow agents, etc.).

Secret service, witness protection, senator/house of rep, police detective, etc. 

I've had a bad experience with a Utah based company in the past in I've heard Utah companies have a bad rep - no offense to anyone here on BP. 

Your "go to" realtor can easily give you a good title rep to speak with as well as private money lenders, real estate attorneys etc. 

I have called the firms to negotiate but can't seem to get past a collections rep.