Actually, there's only one exception when a very nice lady offered me to buy me a $75 Amazon gift card to pick my brain about her project.

We had $30,000 to put down from savings and a gift from a family member.

Easiest way is probably bank gives you 80% (or whatever LTV they go up to) in 1st position, then the seller gives you 20% in second position.

The easiest thing to do?

I was thinking about the lending on terms if the park already has the homes, but I was like man.... thats a lot of "contract for deeds" as I see that as the easiest way to get it done and if there is a default its just a breach of contract and we can move on faster. 

What's the easiest way of getting this stuff clear from the unit without opening myself up to some sort of liability?

@Miguel Santiago-  finding a lender  willing to lend on a  piece of land  for a  rental or  vacation home  construction will be  difficult / impossible   and if you do - the  required  down payment will be  large  ......try leveraging  anything  else you have  to get the  funds  to  acquire the land ...retirement account  loan /  stock loan /  cash back refinance /   savings /  gift  etc .....try  contacting the  smaller  local to the  area  you want  banks and  credit unions as they  might be more  willing to  lend on something like this as  compared to a national or   large  lender 

Typically the easiest way to get started is by taking advantage of a low down payment loan on a small multifamily 2-4 units. 

It seems the easiest thing to do is a written agreement for you to purchase her share of each LLC and she's removed from the LLC.

The easiest way to kick off real estate investing is to owner occupy either a house hack or a multi-unit.