I think your very first step is to determine how much you can afford, and then go from there.

The cash you get would help determine what price asset you should take down next whether 50 or 150.

Yea I am a new wholesaler with a lot of years in the area and determined to become a landlord so if you are in need of places to scout or look out for what you are looking for

A licensed attorney will be able to review the deed of title to determine the status of the mobile home and any rights you may have for the removal there-of, or whether the obligation to permit the mobile home transferred with your Deed of Title.

That will determine who will be the right mentor and which group to join.  

Unless some tenant goes crazy and sands it down, the powers that be have determined it's not a hazard.

There are other FHA requirements concerning which you should contact your local lender, but determining whether or not a triplex or fourplex meets the self-sufficiency rule is a good place to start as this rule will immediately eliminate many properties from your search, especially in expensive markets like mine.

This link is helpful in determining how long you would have to pay PMI.  

So, while doing so some searching on the internet I came across a company that seems to assist with locating a lender for you. http://sandiego.rehabloannetwork.com/ Is this basically a niche mortgage broker?

How would i determine if this was worth doing?