@Eli MilesIt's an old story, definitely understand how that goes.Your best bet could be to stay passive for now and plan your next move down the line.

If you want to meet people in your area, your best bet is to go to all of your local REIAs consistently.

They're betting on enough stupid people to fall for their pitch, and there might be.

With any chump change left over I’d go to a casino and do some sports betting or poker or table games but those fun investments aren’t really investments now are they. :)Or I’d go To the beach for two weeks and stay at a nice hotel.

I'm in Massachusetts, so these guidelines may vary in other states though -- your best bet is to call your local housing authority and talk to someone about their process, etc.The biggest thing to consider with Section 8 is there will always be a maximum cap set by housing authorities. 

Shoot, I would bet the syndicator has a legal responsibility to do so once they find out.

I bet someone out there is doing it...Let's say $4.50-6 (low end quotes on smaller singlewide) per mile on top of the typical hookup & setup etc costs.1000miles $4500-6000 extra (vs local  <100 mile move)1500miles $6750-9000 extra2000miles $9000-12000 extraAdd ~ $1000 to that to be safe..for any additional inspection, trip permit, tires, trucker hotel room, etc costs.Based on the seemingly inflated prices of used mobile homes here I do think there may be areas of the country where prices on average might be $5500-13000 less than what I see in my area.

@Samuel Kunzman If you have NICE properties your best bet could be to higher the mid - more expensive appraiser who "in theory" should do a better job.

Your best bet would be family.I'm assuming there's a DTI issue? 

You're best bet is usually to try a local Credit Union.