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If they look at it as a personal property, would it be worth it to establish an LLC so lenders will look at it as a business and lend more money based off how much income the property would bring in? 

There are a few number of lenders who will lend on MH in general unless it was built within (20 years) attached to a permanent foundation with hurricane tie downs and concrete pillars and skirtings on owned land not on or in a rental lot. 

Does anyone have a good recommendation for a non-QM lender that lends in Massachusetts?

Two, if you want to make residual income and cash flow, lend it right now.

With that long of a closing could also try out limo one, civicfs.com, and lending club.

You could also bring in a partner or look at hard money lending on flips. 

Just one more question - Let's say I went after a 2-4 unit property(one that a hard money lender would lend on without having to show much financial solvency since with commercial loans a hard money lender requires a guarantor too) and I raised let's say 25-30% of the capital in private money and borrowed the other 70-75% from the HML, rehabbed and increased value, then financed out to a conventional bank at 80% LTV to pay back HML.

Although many lenders will lend "asset based", having a great credit score & DTI will certainly help strengthen your position.Thank you for starting this discussion!

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