i would contact an attorney in this area, it never seizes to amaze me the links the cities will go to so they can cause problems and then tell you they all about affordable housing, all they really about is taxing the heck out of homeowners and they know they cant get lots of taxes out of mobile homes so they dont like them, i dont see you losing this battle cause the homes were already in the park and in lots of cases that grandfathers them in, mayors are not lawyers and it sounds like you are in an area where they dont like parks good luck

I  even asked him if he minded to be recorded confirming his willingness to move forward after the first time and we got him back to the bargaining table and both him and his sister signed a release to the title company as well as agreed to the video recording, but the daughter "smelled" $ and convinced him to back out around 2 weeks afterwards. 

One thing you need to figure in is the smoke smell.

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $155,000

Cash invested: $10,000

Side by side duplex, each side with a single stall garage in a very quiet ne...

It is a slog and a battle to get one but you'll be glad you did as prices continue to rise along with interest rates. 

If so you may find yourself in an even bigger legal battle or mechanics liens.

Win the battle and lose the war or lose the battle and win the war? 

Always best to sharpen the right skills before heading into battle. 

Meanwhile, that creditor has to pay the taxes on your property, not to mention the hassle of having to deal with LLCs in multiple states--not a very enticing battle for them.

The idea is: get credit, and money, first.Otherwise, you're battling uphill paying high interest to money Lenders, and/or risk becoming a Wholesaler "wannabe" by spending days and weekends trying to find bargains that you can on-sell for more than you promise to pay Sellers, but then falling in a heap when you can't find buyers to pay the extra you think it should be worth.That's not the way you want to enter Real Estate.There's properties that can be bought for less than $10k - and you have to live somewhere, right?