We want to put up signs and get cameras set up around our perimeter and inside the common areas for added piece of mind for us and the remaining tenants.  

During a mobile home inspection, always check under every exterior window, as well as on the entire interior perimeter of a mobile home.

We are flexible on the location to a certain degree, but would not want to go south of the perimeter. 

Sunday afternoon I'm over there spraying around the perimeter of the house as they reported seeing two palmetto bugs (HEAVENS!)

Draw a flathead screwdriver around the perimeter of a ceiling and in the joint between trim and wall before painting to get a good, thick indentation in plaster ane drywall to help you cut in.

If I could not mitigate the issue sufficiently outside the house, then I would probably add a sump pit and perhaps some kind of perimeter drain in the basement in the most problem area.

:1) First, buy the land and a mobile home within 60 days of each other and have the mobile home moved there, keeping the hitch and axle and wheels in place 2) Second, get a perimeter wall or concrete pillar every 8 feet built under the  frame of the mobile home.

Most actual cities Gen Z/millennial cannot afford so they flood the perimeter of it, but prime Cupertino always in demand.

As we renovated the property, added perimeter parking for cars/boats/RV and commercial vehicles and filled up the office bldg the cash flow was over $50K/month.

The warping or buckling could also be caused by not maintaining the proper expansion gap along the perimeter walls.I would recommend using a more stable product which is probably a bit more expensive.