It basically says remove your items, fill nail holes from pictures/paintings, and do a final clean (and give detailed instructions). 

It has manufacturing facilities in two different states and it has contracts with big companies such as Menards, Lowes and Home Depot. 

Step by step instructions can be found here.http://dat.maryland.gov/realproperty/Pages/Ground-Rent.aspx

Is there anything else I need to do or instruct the tenant to do before they can assume control of a business on our property?

I don't want to waste the owner's time, nor my time with a tire kicker.Next go to the property with the buyer, instruct the buyer to ask you any questions they may have, but NOT THE OWNER.Let's suppose you do all of that & the buyer goes the next day to talk with the owner to try go around you.

Chris sounded convincing when showed actual step by step instructions how he did lease option deals he worked on from start to finish.

Now I'm pretty sure Trump is/was mainly a buy-and-hold investor because I remember hearing that he instructed his kids to do that when they started running parts of his business.

You may think you are not "representing" them, but by law you would be considered to be acting as their agent, though illegally.Just because someone writes up an article and puts it online, that gives you instructions on how to do something doesn't make it legal.

Hi all, I currently acquired a manufactured home on its own lot for 157k using hard money, looking to put it on the market for 249k after its all done.

However, it's critical to be aware that the appraisal will either make it a non-event or be the pre-show to a 3 ring circus event that includes rebuild letters from the City, variance/grandfathering, etc...Mobile homes are considered personal property and as such are not eligible for a residential mortgage.When a mobile home becomes a manufactured home, and that manufactured home has it's title from the DMV fully surrendered and fully converted into real property then at that point if: It is the ONLY unit on its own lot; and its permanently attached to a permanent foundation; and It meets all the normal manufactured home eligibility requirements Then - at that point, a manufactured home could be financed via one of the following correspondent options.