You bet! 

Sure thing Alex, the only problem might be that you cannot own any real estate individually or jointly prior to application on this home possible program.I have yet to ask what if the ownership and the debt are obligationed by a corporation or LLC and if that would count against this "individually or jointly," ownership rule but I'd bet that would be considered ownership as well.

Hey guys,I was hoping to get some help when underwriting deals.I've had some properties that have come across my desk, that have below market rents, and either with some better management, or light renovation there's some possibility of upward mobility in rents.The problem is they're being sold at 6-6.5 cap.

I think from the research I've done the best bet is to cash flow right away which means analyzing a property considering I will be living in it.

Is there an insurance for moving mobile homes?

IMO the better bet is to stay in that 80k range.

I am focusing on counter cyclical investments like self storage and mobile home parks and investments with a "special sauce". 

So I bet if I paid a contractor to do that it would have costed up around $45k.

Your best bet is to google "rent to own ____your area___" and poke around some of those sites.

Perhaps if you really want to buy something look at mobile homes outside of Minneapolis.