I see you always posting these long winded diatribes, but are you able to point to specific instances of a mobile home park operator being prosecuted for said infractions?

Hello all:I'm selling a Mobile Home I own in Pharr, TX.

I am thinking about offering a mobile home up for a lease to own option.  

For mechanical subs, we pay after they pass their city/county inspection.

Those which are eligible for these programs are vacant/abandoned, vandalized (stripped of mechanicals, plumbing, electric) and are in need of more repairs than they are worth if someone were to buy them from the owner due to the amount of back taxes due.

any property that @Engelo Rumora sells to an investor and maintains through his property management company receives a 1 year maintenance guarantee that covers all of the mechanicals of the property (water heater, plumbing etc) as well as a 1 year placement guarantee, not 2.

I presently have a contract with a seller on a home and going through some inspections of the mechanicals and well system.

So keep it safe, pay more for quality, do all heavy mechanical up front and factor it in your costs to avoid costly HVAC, elec, roof, windows, plumbing later on.  

Upon inspection, the house passed with flying colors, I had a structural and Mechanical engineer's letter deeming the home safe.

I'm looking at some acreage with 4 rental units on site and need assistance in determining obstacles or restrictions on future use of the property for a mobile home community.