Hello All,My brother who is a Delaware law expert working in California told me about BiggerPockets.I'm very aware of the online Real Estate forums and communities in Canada, and as an author and university instructor I contribute to them regularly, but in recent years I have become interested in both learning more about the U.S. markets, and sharing my knowledge of the Canadian market with Americans.Regards,Claude Boiron

(p.s) no a professional author so bare with me. also just sharing that even though I've been doing flips for a few years... carelessness can get the best of us. 

An option does not grant the powers described for the optionee to do work, hire or authorize any work. 12.

You should allow them to terminate the lease without penalty....that is unless you want them to file a complaint with the housing authority, or the courts or some other entity.  

However, persistence should be on your list.Study real estate from authors such as John Schaub, Peter Fortunato, Jack Miller, Mike Cantu, Ward Hanigan.

It builds authority for the overall of the site.

Maybe contact the Housing Authority for the City that the property is in, as well as your attorney.

You also need to understand from your local zoning/planning authority how difficult it would be to split the lot, and if you do, how expensive it will be to connect to utilities etc for any additional mobile homes you try to set up. 

Listen to this podcast with David Allen the author of GTD. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/04/09...

It could be an LLC, trusts, S-Corp or other.As for the extra land and RV park plans, be sure to do tons of due diligence with the local permitting authorities to make sure you can do this and what the rules are.