Correct me if I am wrong BP but generally people who can not afford a traditional 20% down payment will look into an FHA loan.

Mobile home parks do appear to have higher cash flow on average versus traditional multifamily investments, (2-4 unit buildings or apartment buildings)...but I did read in the forums recently that yields were coming down because of so many people looking for cash flow and higher yield these days. 

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--What, typically, do LO tenants handle themselves (as opposed to a traditional rental)?

It is a bit of a non traditional situation, which may result in me obtaining an expensive education.  

1) Variable rate loan  2) Interest only lock for 3,5 or 7 year term or 3) A traditional principal and interest lock? 

Would you expect similar value appreciation (much larger ROI), a little less but still a higher ROI, similar ROI, or lower/negative ROI than a traditional garage?

I used traditional FHA lending.

I was wondering whether or not I can rollover my traditional IRA money to the self-directed IRA, so that I can use this money to invest in real estate without paying penalty, right?

Understand that your traditional large banks with a large portion of the market share, aren't necessarily investor friendly though they may say they are.