As an investor, I have close to 200,000 sq.ft. of industrial space in Toronto, a plaza in Barrie, a 6-plex in Bradford, to name a few properties.As a Real Estate educator and Broker, I advise on everything from how a single family home or condo can be analyzed from an investment perspective, to major income producing properties (retail plaza, medical office buildings, industrial buildings, student housing, multi-family portfolios, etc.).

What you have is an installment agreement with a delayed settlement, another matter for the predatory office and the IRS. 5.

When its time to retire I will have a nice paid for revenue generating portfolio. 

Even if I accumulate that revenue for my next purchase, I would want to get some additional return on that. 

A specialist loan officer might be able to suggest alternatives.

I'd contact a loan officer and see if you could refi into a rehab loan.

My only experience in RE if you want call it that , is loan officer/marketer for a mortgage company before crash, I did most of the leg work for the company.

For the office space, one unit of necessity must be converted to office space, and you may also need to give another to the manager.

MH seems to be tenant occupied, not owner occupied, because the assessor's office lists the owner's address as a residential address different from the MH but in same city in Colorado.  

An office secretary of a construction company can do a better PM job than that.