Tough to make a call on this one but you might save the relationship if you sat down with the GC and poured over every detail on what has been paid out (down to the last cent) and then come to an agreement on what is owed back to you from the initial $15k. 

-Speak to local agents or other traditional lenders who may have a referral.Mark Ferguson goes over this in detail in his article here:https://investfourmore.com/2013/05/12/how-to-find-a-portfolio-lender-who-will-finance-multiple-investment-properties/Hope this helps and best of luck!

Otherwise, there is a ton of information in the BP forums and podcasts about finding off market details.

Feel free to shoot me a call, text or email anytime if you would like to discuss in more detail.

We’d enjoy connecting some time as we are always looking to expand our network of MHP investors in the area.Below are a few resources that I found valuable when I was learning about the details of investing in mobile home parks.  

This is commonly accomplished by adding "approved" material(s), detailed in the building code, to contain air flow.

But how do you narrow that down in detail for a specific property or area?  

I would need more information in order to run an scenario and give you the details of what you could get out there.

They want to see signed leases with all the details confirmed and locked in while our construction process will likely take at least 18 months...

This is my first potential deal and I want to make sure that I'm offering the right price, and if its too far off please let me know.Property Details: Split-level Duplex- 3 bed/1ba. each sideList Price: 99kRent: 600 one side, 675 on the otherComps: Only one: duplex sold in last year for 55k - 2bed/1ba on each side- good conditionOffer Numbers: This is without seeing inside the property.