I called them this week about a home and the person I spoke to gave me some of their guidelines for MH financing.

My partner has experience in these sober homes and he would be the one running the day to day and making sure our "tenants" were meeting all criteria and staying clean as part of the guidelines. 

Depends - best bet is to do some due diligence and call a company in that area that specializes in that and ask them for a quote.I’d also recommend beefing up your profile page.

There are very specific guidelines when it comes to what manufactured home roofs can withstand.

I understand completely what you were saying now, way to go on that second deal, I'm betting it didn't take more than a couple hours worth of work for $3500 theoretical profit!

Rates and terms will be different from bank to bank but your best bet is a local bank because they want to establish a relationship with you and be there for all your money needs.

I think your best bet, depending on price range would be to buy a 4 bed 3bath home and rent out bedrooms.  2-3-4plexes are pretty tough. 

:wink: Yes, another country, but still...I'm sorry if I made an impression being weak and soft - I bet my PM and some others had the same impression of me.

We’ve all heard the saying, “It’s better to bet on the jockey than to bet on the horse” because a good jockey can make a bad horse run fast, and bad jockey can make a good horse run slow.

You should know ahead of time as an agent whether the property meets fha condition guidelines or not.