The most important thing is to have systems in place to help circumvent or navigate those difficulties before they become serious problems.

This is a basic "must do" task for a property manager.What I would suggest in your situation is to find another property manager who can help you navigate through this issue.

It's possible that it may not even be a cash out in that circumstance if you as a human do not get any money at closing.A good lender will be able to help you navigate it.Good luck!

You simply have to know how to navigate them .then you’ll get your desired cashflow 

In the circles that I navigate Quest IRA comes very highly recommended.

We are willing to pay an approval fee if someone can help navigate and be approved through the HUD system in 2 weeks or so.  

Here's an article that will also help you navigate your investor(s) to make a decision.https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/10850/86626-the-pros-and-cons-of-investing-via-real-estate-syndicationShould you need a list of questions to discuss with them, feel free to PM me.Best!

Find an agent that will help navigate you through the transaction but can do it for less than the standard 3%.

If you are just getting into the space and would like to buy a smaller deal for your first one, it will be best to do that closer to home so you can navigate all the unique aspects of MHP.  

You can have a room full of tools but if you don't know the difference between a hammer and a screwdriver, well, you sure aren't going to build or fix anything.What I mean by this is how to properly analyze comps, navigate the paperwork, etc.