This will also be explained to listing agent at offer submission, that "there's a good chance you may wind up getting both commissions in this transaction"...The only moral or ethical issue I could imagine here would be that "my intentions were wrong from the start, and/or I have used my expertise to take advantage of someone."

So far I'm sold on their business model and am reaching out for some more info from Liz and Terry.  

Many of the more in depth questions require financial models which are very hard to do on the site.

Does this strategy mean that I have to shift to an all-cash focus or completely change my business model in the name of protecting assets from creditors?

Thanks for taking the time to share your expertise.

If you bought the park without seller carry back and told him to remove the homes, he would likely give them to you unless they are 2000 model year or newer, rather than paying to have them torn down and transported elsewhere.Also bear in mind the work you are in for.

I'm not sure if your state or locality uses IPMC as the model code, but if they do it requires 68 degrees.

Local repair places may work on some of the models but most don't.

The challenge for you is the creativity of the model and the efficacy of your system in creating qualifyable purchasers.

This might have changed.Also, look for scratch and dent appliances or discontinued models to save money.