I also think this is one of the great opportunities for folks to understand the business.

Even where its legal, you might be required to do it anyways.

You can get financing but it must be non-recourse and requires 30-50% down with 10-15% in reserves.  

I was thinking of signing up for it today but wanted to come here to the BP community and ask if folks are still happy with it or if they are using something that is getting better results? 

I noticed some 1031 intermediaries have stated there is no legal requirement for "time limit" after the exchange is complete to quit claim to an LLC, but some recommend holding it in the same title for "some time."

Most lenders don’t consider manufactured or mobile homes real property and there are lots of requirements and stipulations a buyer has to meet to qualify for a mortgage.  

Express your want to learn and help with their tasks in a clear and concise manner.Remember, building relationships takes time, and finding the right mentor may require persistence.

Again, you will likely need a key principle to co-sign your loan (typical financial requirements are 10% of loan balance in liquid assets and 1:1 net worth to loan balance), but Fannie and Freddie are both well versed in lending to LLCs where the GP has minimal capital personally invested in the deal.  

There are a lot of new folks on the council and they would want to look like real change makers and this would be something that could resonate.

As for how to gauge fair value that's easy and never requires comp's, because revenues is what matters to you right?