I don't know if they changed their practices or not but I'm not chancing losing any of my hard earned money to them.  

I have a choice to make on which lender to go with on my rental property refinance, however as I research each lender, I cannot find adequate information about their actual business practices.

Is it common practice for the property manger to not communicate about non payment of rent?

Its good practice anyway to start that relationship before you need it for an eviction.  

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The last thing you want to do is mislead and agents or buyers about your practices though.As a side note, you actually need to lay a foundation and attach the mobile home to it to be considered real property.

We also learned how to discuss the amount of equity needed to make sure that everyone was responsible for their fair share of the money.As we got more practice, we got better at negotiating.

I ended up non renewing (another reason why "Good Cause" is BAD)  at which point she became belligerent and overstayed her welcome, practically daring me to evict her, which I did start eviction proceedings.   

One thing I've noticed many experienced investors are recommending to do, but many first-time investors don't practice is; to go and see the out-of-state property in person.