Lots on manufacturers make power meters.

Financing for Mobile/Manufactured homes is a little different than standard homes. 

You might also want to have the application instructions printed out as well.Also just to give you a heads up, we probably get a 10-20% showings of those who say they will be there. 

This is spelled out in the lease and again in the move out instruction letter sent to tenants.

We always follow whatever checkout guidelines are included in the instructions and be sure to do simple things like take out the trash, strip beds, etc, even if they aren't on the list.

The second deal, per Brian's instructions I explained to the seller that the purchase price would be based upon appraisal price, whatever that was once the buyers were ready to purchase.

I've always been learning about medicine and instructing, as of summer 2018 I applied the concept of "that which I do not understand is exactly what I should be learning." 

I recommend including instructions on how to return keys, how to clean the unit, and when you will return the deposit.

Should be a section that explains EM and the deposit instructions... 

While it is possible that a fancy asset protection set up might give you some negotiation leverage with such a claimant, this ephemeral "benefit"  is probably not worth the cost in most situations.The idea that there are unscrupulous attorneys out there that first look for equity and then manufacture reasons to sue you is a fear pitch used by asset protection salespersons, but it is not really based on any kind of reality in my experience.