I am also selling an apartment complex and I recommend finding who is doing it and connect with them.

Plus, with fewer building structures to upkeep compared to apartment complexes, your repair expenses remain relatively low.Mobile home parks also have the potential for high returns.

I sued them in small claims court, and now the judge has issued a default judgement in my favor.

Interpleader term that requires the QI to deposit funds with the court in case of disputes or 3rd party claims.

According to most courts, this amount needs to be kept reasonable, which means less than 10 percent per month.Generally speaking, as a landlord, you will need to give your tenant about five days' grace before considering the rent payment late.

You're taking them to court.

To add to the humor, I skiptrace the guy, I think he has more court cases against him than the weekend warrior training program /guru who has around $2M in judgments against him that he probably just took his weekend course from - because its comical that after this guru holds his course every new investor comes out of the wood work with the same facebook and email campaign that they have been teaching for the past ten years.. 

Take a look at the Utah State Courts website, they have an eviction roadmap that walks you through the processhttps://www.utcourts.gov/content/dam/howto/landlord/docs/Evi...

Since this issue is "small" it would be handled in a small claims type court and those seem to be notoriously lacking in legal formality.

The other townhouses in the complex and area are over $650k for the same size and square footage.