If he doesn't, you can tell him you will agree not to pursue him for damages if he gives you the ok to throw everything away.

The thing is I'm pursuing a career in a field that makes money but won't make me happy.

I would really appreciate some help in analyzing this deal so that I can make a better informed decision on whether to pursue this property or not.

While it's almost never worth pursuing past rent, it enables tenants to keep doing this to other landlords.

We've been pursuing MHP's for about 10 months and have two under contract. 

That's why you always collect information about where they work, bank, get credit reports, etc, so you have something to pursue.

Of course if you could acquire ALL of the neighboring buildings, you could have much greater control and rental price influence.My guess is that the owners of these buildings are essentially just parking money and not pursuing a value-add strategy.How do you all approach this sub-sector of Multifamily? 

I understand the disclosure of such information to any prospective buyers but I'm interested in receiving input from agents and investors who may have some insights on the pros and cons of pursuing this type of an investment.

Depending on the amount of money involved, it may not be worth the hassle to pursue legal action against the seller.

Should I continue to pursue this or wait until I return from overseas?