I’ve been investing for a little while but most of my deals have been commercial retail and some Mobile home parks and for the most part I’ve gotten commercial loans such as 20 year amort , 5 year fixed , 5% , somewhere around there .

The upcoming surgery will heavily and temporarily impact their mobility, limiting them to a walker for a short period of time (assuming the surgery goes well).

It can be accessed from the computer web browser for the best use, but it does have an app. for mobile devices.

I am looking at this property to BRRRR, and is listed on sites as a modular home and other sites as a mobile home.

Mobile Notary as mentioned above is what the bank should set up.Or have them send them to a title company that knows you and will do a courtesy signing  thats what I do.

Even low end market like mobiles etc.

I haven’t done this personally, but I have heard of purchasing mobile home parks with trailers.

I’m looking for some advice on creative financing.Last year I purchased a mobile home with the intention to renovate and rent but unfortunately my work hours got cut and I ended having to sell the property for less then what I paid.

Right now, Since I have low capital I'm looking into mobile homes, that are ready to rent but can still be updated to create equity.

You need to call Kurt Kelley at Mobile Insurance in Houston -- he insures over 3,000 park owners (and most own multiple parks).The amount you are paying sounds way too low.