I am in the process of purchasing a mobile home from an individual who still has a mortgage on the home and have a few questions about the transition purchase process. 

GOOD - Getting crazy-good response to my web page and CL ads and mailers BAD - Someone wanting to sell their mobile home and I have no clue how to value it.

I am thinking of either going through an online funding platform or advertising the opportunity or using crowdfunding.Which would you advise me to start with.Note that I am excluding taking a loan here because I am only 18 and in university, all banks said they wouldn't lend to me.Thanks!

@Jynell Berkshire If using a mobile device, use the "@" symbol + "?"

I also downloaded the pocast app (purple icon you can find in your mobile app store) and search for bigger pockets podcasts.

Large, pro cabin companies that will take 40% of your gross income (they'll do an intro rate of 20% to rope you in), that do not use many of the major booking platforms.2.

 @William Simmons Be sure you do NOT capitalize the income from the mobile homes that is over the lot rent.  

Yes, they sort of do come "free and clear" - as long as you aren't chasing a mobile home (they don't always come with the land), and as long as there are no other "government type" liens to deal with.

He apparently had a mobile lab and the cops pulled him over found stuff on the other guy and NEVER searched the van and found the lab.

And for a while this worked like magic, real estate was basically a preputium mobile throwing of money like an ATM and people quit their job and traveled the world.