You can raise if you think supportable, or if you don’t think the market can stand it shore up the tenancy by being explicit u are not raising rents.

Perhaps you can sell TO the kids at arms length.

If you have a fully executed arms-length purchase contract, and read the definition of market value contained in any appraisal report, you will see that the purchase price specified on that purchase contract comes pretty damn close to exactly meeting that definition.

They also can't give you any information or communicate with you because the property is involved in a legal process and their are privacy laws in place that prevents discussion without the explicit consent of the borrower/defendant.In addition to property management, we do property preservation work.  

People all around me were buying with zero down and interest only loans (and variable rate interest) on a 3 year ARM.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

It does not explicitly say that. 

You just don’t want to be the landlord that gets caught.Finally, the landlord that arms themselves with knowledge and applies rules consistently and fairly, inspects their property regularly, and deals with repairs efficiently should be successful in their real estate goals.

@Greg H.I wish I was more explicit.

21st Mortgage lends on mobile homes, I don't believe they have a park financing arm.