So, they almost certainly have to go no matter what. 2) Did the owner suggest owner financing or you?

New, class A assets are coming in under the projected rents that they used as terms of finance.

Have a manufactured home deal that I want to pursue, built 99 that is sitting on prime 2 acre land here in central Texas, I have applied for financing + rehab cost that would hopefully get 100k on equity once appraised , but I have not heard back from any of the lender.

Some of my other posts go into the details of acquisition but this was a 0% down, 6% interest-only payment, 6-year seller financing deal,To this date, I only have $5,000 in this deal and that was very very recently to add a little gasoline to this project.I am an open book so  if you have questions ask away!

.), then it seems Seller Financing would be the most logical and simple route.

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This would not be a traditional Hack, as we would be buying the unit for my brother in law that lives in the area, splitting financing with him and managing the unit primarily out of state in Colorado.

Hello Bp,I would like some feedback on this creative financing I am trying to do. 

Land is too expensive, materials are too expensive, and financing is too expensive.

Is there any other way I can finance this property?