And btw, the pass through for mortgage increase was repealed by that supervisor shortly anyways. 

As I am just getting my feet wet, I'm learning the importance of connecting with local offices, township supervisors, etc.I went to a township supervisors meeting 3 days after I closed on my first property to introduce myself, told them about my plans, etc.

I checked in with MI asking about the status and was told they had a rough Winter and the crews were running behind and they would check with one of the supervisors/managers on the project and get back to me. 

IMHO, it is the duty of the maintenance supervisor(even if the same person owns the place) to be aware and reasonably responsive to the tenant feelings about it, as long as it does not become negative impact on the property or management, or there is not some other mitigating circumstances(suspected illegal/dangerous activity) that require such rigid adherence to the maximum legally enforceable rights of the contract.Best of luck!

Im a maintenance supervisor in Winston looking to get more investment properties myself but what kind of repairs do you need done?

ITs been fun to learn off supervisors who have been great investors and someone else money.For us having jobs have been key.

I've been looking into MH investing for quite some time now (amongst other things) and recently I drove to a MHP near my work place.

That is an ego thing and we need to be conscious when our ego is leading and not logic.I spent a decade working my way up through junior level jobs, being a first level supervisor, and managing professional and learned a lot of how a mature business works and inter personal.

There are pro's paid to look over projects. i.e. supervisors, superintendents, project managers, consultants, etc.

My primary company manages about 325 units, and has: (2) FT owner/managers, (1) FT leasing agent, (1) FT bookkeeper, (1) FT secretary/phones, (2) PT office assistants, and then about 10 people on the maint. staff (3 painters/turn, 2 work order/repair, 2 misc, 1 Section 8 specialist, 2 supervisors that also do billable hands-on work some of the time).