Thank you for the dialogue... 

Since i am not allowed to promote any business in this forum i will not say the company's name but if you are interested please PM me and we can have a dialogue.

Ask if they know anyone (not a company) who can help with the purchase secured by the real estate.When you are asking a few of the investors that you know, I bet one of them will start a dialogue with you about the property.

Perhaps you no longer want this tenant and want to terminate the lease  -- My dialogue to the tenant goes something like this.

I do know that this wouldn't be any kind of issue for either of us, so I plan to talk to a professional to figure out if that would be a good option.I think really it just comes down to what's right for you and your situation. open dialogue is almost always the best.

Clearly this would cause a lot of stress on the staff.Would love to hear some dialogue or be pointed in the right direction as to where this concept of managing VRBO's and AirBnB rentals for 3rd party owners is working - and how it works! 

It wasn’t stated as the top of issues, it is simply dialogue about changing laws.

A strategy that has worked for us is to try to resolve issues informally at first by respectful dialogue.

I don't know how often MH's are actually moved in such scenarios, but the approach certainly lends itself to starting a dialogue and gaining a positive exposure with management.

I want all costs I can think of considered, tax, holding, expenses, mtg, hoa dues, whatever.I really appreciate the dialogue here!