I was chatting with @Herb Dorn about this and he suggested I consider a Lease Option with Step up in Bases approach as one angle I believe to help them save on Capital Gains tax. 

I have a somewhat unique situation, where I will be living in Florida for my current job from January '20 to August '20, but will be practicing in my home state of North Carolina.

I have a somewhat unique situation where for all of 2019 I earned my W-2 income overseas(in Bahrain) is working as a civilian defense contractor supporting the US Navy.

Typically older and poorer than traditional homeowners, manufactured homeowners often face serious, unique financial difficulties that make it a bad bargain for some low-income Americans.

If they don’t follow through and do their” job “they must be fired / evicted Thanks for sharing your perspective on the rental business Dennis, it certainly is a unique outlook on the landlord tenant relationship.  

I realize this is a pretty unique situation but I would love to hear if anyone has been through this situation themselves or knows anything about how to VA loan could be applied in my case.

Every tenant has a unique situation it really up to you on what your "RISK FACTOR."

Can you share how you uniquely position yourself/structure your deals to get passive investors to choose you at 70% over other syndicators at 30%?

But if this is some weird type of property that's super unique...you may be limited to a business loan anyway.Sorry to get so detailed here but this is exactly the items that will need to be discussed with any lender to get you into the right loan product.

We have experienced a unique scenario where we will now be using a Pacer account in addition to our existing tenant screening moving forward, and why you might want to as well.