I am currently in the process of building a team and working with agents to fully understand my local market and 'hot spots' in my area.With the resources (credit, cash, income to debt ratio) i have, I plan to start with a property to occupy and renovate for the mandatory time some programs state to classify as owner occupied, then depending on the market rent or sell in hopes to gain the capital I need to really start my investing career.

If that creates a greater demand for manufactured housing, do you think it would translate to more institutional lending programs for mh given the lack of seller financing?

Most of that additional 4-pages contains items that a) our insurer insists we make clear to the tenant or b) the Rentalsman has decided are behaviours that, while most would consider common sense, we should not expect to occur to the tenant without explicit instruction {like, don't turn the heat off in the middle of winter when you go home for Xmas vacation}.

Thanks @Dion DePaoli a credit union has a program I like for the rental but they may not be the best for the OO.

thanks Mark, Im looking for a loan program too

Your lawyer will instruct you on what to do (or do it themselves), from cure or quit notice telling tenant to pay or eviction will start on the 5th of the month (or whatever your lease and city allows), to them being served with eviction notice by the process server, etc.

I think your payment program depends on your tenant.

At the same time you need to get really active and learn what equity really is and the subtle nuances of value, not what an opportunistic individual selling you something instructs you regarding value.

When I came to BP is really when I found the popularity of options with investors for a couple reasons IMO, one lots of "programs" available from mentor/coaches and gurus, the other that since you have "canned" or boilerplate contracts and there are no delayed purchase contracts that I've seen here.

The program breaks down like this.