I don't want to get into a deal where I think there are only small repairs and then find out that something is not code compliant and then spend more money than expected.

not likely code compliant. so make sure your following occupancy rules for your size dwelling. 

But I'm still not going to force out a person who has called our complex "home" for over 8 years (which in our industry is gold), when they have been compliant with every notice I have given them.  

I'm trying to figure out a way to contact MIS to get more information on the compliant and how it was resolved.

In California, you do, so my lease is compliant with the laws of this state.

This distinction is very relevant in states that want active note buyers to be licensed as debt collectors.If you plan on buying them for your fund, I would definitively sign up with one of the companies that monitors licensing requirements and help you stay compliant.

Thanks for the reply MarcIn regards to the park owned homes do you have a system or a way that you sell mobiles to tenants that makes them dod frank compliant?

Can I pass this on to a mortgage loan originator and a servicing company to be compliant? 

If you're unsure, you should contact your CRA or attorney to make sure you are compliant with the FCRA and Credit Bureau Compliance Requirements.

Obviously you need to check your state laws to make sure you are compliant.