,after looking up on land contract. https://www.nolo.com/legal-enc...In your case it looks like you did a seller's financing deal where you pay your parents recurring payment until you eventually own the house, correct?

They genuinely help me with my anxiety and depression, I have struggled with these issues since I was 11.

What you seem to be interested in is the concept of forming reserves for recurring yet unpredictable expenses. 

We also like to sit down with the current manager and go through everything related to running the park (collecting rent, problem tenants, sales of homes, marketing efforts, recurring maintenance items, problem areas in the park infrastructure, etc)The compliance portion of our DD includes everything related to city, county, and state compliance to continue to run the property as a park.

I am not against paying lawyers, but I want to expedite cash flow before I put a lawyer on pay roll as a recurring expense. 

I think that his backing out may have to do with anxiety. 

I think the major management software solutions handle this as a recurring charge.

Books that have helped calm my initial anxiety about purchasing an asset that I cannot physically see on a daily basis and have helped me narrow down my top markets have been David Greene's Long-Distance Real Estate Investing & David Lindahl's Emerging Real Estate Markets.

Get their email and create a recurring monthly event “Rent is due” that shows as an alert on their phone every 1st of the month

@Justin Polston not reimbursing me for paid utilities for tenant, slack communication (last communication spanned 12 days and then only responded because I copied a bunch of people in the office and noted that it's been 12 days without a response), lots of small assurances that fail to deliver (ie - I was charged errantly for landscaping I never requested, someone likely erred in my file making it recurring, they never reimbursed me, but promised to "take care of it" multiple times).I am definitely not a high maintenance type, and have been very patient, they seem to be less than attentive.