@James Gleeson Great morning.I am not a mobile home investor but what I have learned from my brief investing career is1.

How many evictions have they handled at the property (may speak to tenant selection quality), how many tenants have left mid-lease (also may speak to the quality of the management, bad managers lose good tenants)? 

I have had excellent success with many Ryobi tools and would not say the brand is bad just because one model I used was not that great.

Some will be unemployed for a while looking for a job and others will be just starting their career.

If he thinks you are the buyer and has a short fuse... good luck, sounds like a recipe for a BAD situation.

This is not necessarily a bad thing, plenty of legitimate companies use this service.

This seems to be a case of bad luck/accident.

If you haven't checked out this article, it's a good overview of using the VA Loan over the course of a military career to build up a rental portfolio.This turned out to be pretty long, so I'll start off with a tl;dr: If you can find a property that you and your family are happy living in, at a price that would also make it a viable rental property down the road, go for it!

These guys are advertising less points but then in the end their points are truly right around 3. 10% and 3 points is actually not bad for hard money.

They failed to see that our companies mainline was novelty hats, and seemed to  think we were just badly dressed men!