In addition to the above advice about contacting the housing administration, I also suggest you start looking for lawyers.

I'm aware of freedom to contract and just because we use a standard form as a basis doesn't mean that we can't adjust or modify any of the standard clauses right (by means of strikethrough, deletion or addition of language)?  

I have 10 years of Rehab experience, Have been out of it for almost 7 years,   in the current market conditions, where would you recommend is the best place to start looking for deals.........In addition what site are you using to do your comps...

I have 10 years of Rehab experience, Have been out of it for almost 7 years, in the current market conditions, where would you recommend is the best place to start looking for deals.........In addition what site are you using to do your comps...

Additionally you never tell any applicant why they are being denied. 

In addition, if the tenants moved out, you will have to put up a hefty amount to cover your expenses while re-rent it. 

22 Spaces4 vacant lots (1 of those is too small to put trailer on)1 park owned home needing renovated but will bring in 450$ additional income once 5k dumped into renovations.

At closing they signed an additional 1pg standard rent back form our real estate agent had. 

That portion could go towards providing future liquidity and/or buying additional assets.

I've generally purchased properties that had the potential to generate additional NOI and I've managed them such that I've forced quite a bit of equity, however, my main focus is cash flow.