If you have nothing, and make nothing, you declare bankruptcy, wreck your credit and try to go back to renting.

Quote from @Dena Sommers: I own a home that is too large to rent - no demand. 

If there's a wholesaler that wants to JV/partner on a deal then sure but having a daisy chain is a train wreck waiting to happen.

It didnt affect the loan because of the divorce decree, but it completely wrecked the borrower's credit score - dropped it 130 points from high 700s to mid 600s- because the mortgage still reports on his credit report and was showing as a mortgage late. 

I think leveraging the initial property even further with such tight margins is a train wreck waiting to happen. 

Does anyone know anybody who funds mobile homes and/or abandoned parks with infrastructure already in place?

I am looking for any guidance with a new venture I’d like to do which is group homes.

Are you looking for custom, semi-custom or spec homes?

Do builders hike their inventory home prices and then give a "discount" at year end? 

We have an investor running a special next month on 10% down second homes where the cost is 3-4 points cheaper than it would be, on a normal Fannie/Freddie loan.