76% is not a very attractive number. 

My research produced mixed results.

I'm going to get the laundry facility up and operational and I'm going to do a facelift to the complex in hopes to attract a better tenant class.  

They have wide latitude to administer the program how they see fit in their area to produce the best results.

I have zero acting experience, however, what is attractive to me about this is the fact that I get to be myself and show the real truths about renovations and flipping multi-million dollar properties.

As I said we're in this more the long term, and the sooner a property in paid for and owned outright, the sooner it will start producing more passive income. 15yr raises the payment obviously, but not significantly, or at least not enough to make it unfeasible. 

Your $175000 home is also below median so it will continue to be attractive to first time home buyers.

Having spent years buying courthouse step properties my small commercial bank is all set up to produce cashiers cheques for me simple phone call

Hi Burns, The tax-free aspect of the 121 Exclusion (Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code) is a very attractive strategy. 

Obviously mobile homes don't necessarily attract the best of tenants either.