Well I can tell you are a real estate investor - always looking for the creative angle to get around the law Oops, comply with the law :-)Yes mobile homes are personal property but unfortunately I believe the language of the SAFE act specifically deals with mobile homes.

PS : Sorry for my English, it's not my main language, I hope you can read it.

Since we always have our language state dd to begin when rent rolls and leases are received, we weren't going to move forward.

For sure I would want some type of language in closing that prevented complete deed transfer until all funds were completed; if such a thing exists.Have you got any more insight on the second option of a non-refunable deposit?

I also don't see any language that states this lease converts to month to month after the lease term ends.

- The freedom to depart from the facts of a matter or from the conventional rules of language when speaking or writing in order to create an effect.It was the number 1 book recommended on BP podcasts:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/114495-every-book-ever-recommended-on-bp-and-times-recommended

You ever notice that language in deeds about $10 and other good and valuable consideration?

For starters, they use the language of money and understand how investors think and operate.

You probably want to ask the attorney or title company about separate property, and the appropriate language to use to designate or preserve that status.Also note that you might be required to prove the use of separate funds for other expenses other than purchase price.

But they often don't know HOW to do the right thing, and the strongest agreement language breaks down when they can't clean, take care of things, or understand consequences.