I understand your strategy to be able to pocket extra money, but if my end game is to own several multis i feel like it would be retroactive to sell it after i went through the pain, and exhaustion of a full rehab. 

However, others are not like that and need that extra firmness.

I'm not sure what the regulations are for how many mobile homes I can put on that property for the size and traditional websites have no data for the rental market in that area for me to gauge the market for myself.  

Now for the easy part:Get a list of all the properties in the area you like from the county (tax roll list) or a data company.  

We all need to be honest about our city and the way an investor should go about researching and investing here and the more data we can share...everyone wins.  

@Gary KuhnThis is interesting from a management perspective, we charge investors a small fee to maintain an administrative account for their tenant because there is some extra administrative work when there are additional occupants.

Additionally, once I have the loan pressure is on to take the first offer I’m given because of the daily interest costs on the loan, I’ve lost out on an extra $30k on one deal because I pulled the trigger 10 days too early on an offer.I’ve tried to present bankers an offer to fund the loan but I haven’t found the right “combination” as Brandon Turner likes to call it.  

Start w/ the desired end result, and work backwards through the data to see how much you need to spend and when/where to achieve your goals.    

Extra work/risk => extra reward.

However, it's extremely important to note that you CANNOT take the extra concessions as cash.