But there's a fine line to draw here.

It is a fine line for sure but it is a lot easier to stay in cooperative agreement if you shoot them straight and they know you are trying to do the right thing for them.Please key your feedback to help us all keep track of the salient points:1- Suggestions on the overall process and staying legal and ethical.2- Suggestions on any ways to make the outcome/risk on this specific deal a little better.3- Suggestions on anything else.

You should really look at other similar rentals in the area before making a final call.

I need someone to get on this fast as I have to make a final decision on wiring the funds Monday.

There is a Finance charge but with the current low interest rates it probably will not be too much more than what the Insurance companies would charge for installments on each individual policy.

K's and haha, of course, I would never have thought a fine RE investor/banker is trying to get money from sending leads to Mr.

Go over the lease with a fine tooth comb .

There was a final Department of Labor rule released last spring that may have applicability to this.  

I like buying single wides for about $4 or $5k with only a $100 deposit to hold the home until the folks move out and I do a final inspection.

It is still very much an issue that you need to go through the FC court documents with a fine tooth comb before bidding.