Most banks generally don't have the fix n flip type programs that would be needed to do these kinds of projects.

I live in Denver, CO which is definitely a tough market right now and have been looking elsewhere.

Yesterday I got a text from a contractor about a rehab project I have going in Austin.

Looking for 10% or higher CAP rate from rentals…better returns than index fundsOrBuy and rehab/remodel an existing apartment complex in a B neighborhood and hold…I rather do the former (low maintenance)Location:I was thinking Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville areas…good demographics, steady real estate appreciation, low unemployment, relatively low real estate prices… I currently live in Seattle area and the prices are extremely high for this kind of project.I am willing to temporary relocate or commute in order to manage the project (wife will take care of the existing business).I am looking for advice, suggestions, comments

I work in large project lending and we do 33% payouts to GC up front all the time.

I don't know you'll be getting financing for your purchase, but unless your LLC is seasoned and a going concern you'll have a very tough time getting a lender to make a loan to the LLC. 

What is the best place to secure financing for a multi-build project like this?

The only time I ever see any significant number of trailers for sale that can be moved is during freeway expansion projects - and most of those projects that would effect a park have already been completed.Also, actually moving one of these things is task of monumental proportions. 

Get good properties in good areas and get a good screening process in place.Other risks, include regulatory risks which I think are in proportion to the size/scope of projects you take on (if you're fixing up houses lets say before renting them).Other risks include common maintenance items. 

I am getting a number of opportunities to buy properties that I want, but simply dont have the money to jump on them because it is tied up in my other projects.