I guess it depends on how you are going about it?

Re the Title Fees ... it depends on the loan amount (to calculate the title insurance premium) and what, if anything, the title company is responsible for doing in connection with each construction draw.

I do not but I know of a few who might help you depending on the area you are looking in

That way, you can understand if yours is a seller's market and predict fluctuations in order to adjust your timing when listing your property (spoiler alert: we can't really predict the future, but we can certainly identify trends and be more prepared than others);2) Consider potential uses: Depending on the demand in your area, converting a 4-family into a 2-family or single family home before selling might translate into higher and more profitable offers.

I'm not sure how big the property is but it might be a bit much depending on the size of your units. 

It all depends... if the mobile homes are on permanent foundation.If they are not currently on permanent foundation, but can convert to such, then they become real property, and can get appraised as such.And, then of course, be prepared to pay more in property taxes as well.Instead of paying property taxes only on the land, appraisal will be much more including the homes, once they become real property.

It will depend on the situation, but bridge loans are pretty popular for short term.

It depends on how you have things setup.

It depends on your personality. 

@Damien Cox,@Bryan Chuchta is technically correct, but it may depend on the laws in your state.