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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Bought a few for rentals
Hey everyone, I just bought 2 mobile homes to use as rentals in my area. It will be a little while before they are ready to be rented out. Obviously mobile homes don't necessarily attract the best of tenants either. I am just starting out again after 12 yrs of not having any rentals. What the best way to move forward as in lease agreements or not, pre-screening, credit check and backgrounds.
Years ago I had bought a book that had all the landlord tenant laws in it for the state I was in at the time. Not sure if they have one now for where I am either. I have an email into a local attorney I have done business with to get his suggestions as well.
Suggestions?
Thank You.
Mark