To keep things simple, we stay consistent with our percentage ownership in everything and that is reflected in our K-1s.For additional work I've done for our LLC, we will pay me "management" or "services income" and I get 1099's at the end of the year.

Still a high percentage of owners who are getting up there in age, and cap rates for MHP are still several percentage points higher than other asset classes.

However, some of your other percentages seem to be a little lower than most people calculate.

It's typically a percentage of the fair market value or a percentage of the replacement cost. 

Collection attorneys work on a contingent percentage of recovery plus expenses and they have the processes and knowledge to get them served properly.

I am not sure if I need to be shooting for a ratio or percentage of the total price of the home that would be a typical rule of thumb or not.

Account ClosedGenerally yes but it depends if there are other investors in the same fund or not, and some member/ownership percentage restrictions could come into play.

The percentage you pay for a professional company to handle things for you may be well worth it to you when you consider all the possible pitfalls, and the possibility of using that time to make more money. 

Those are likely areas with a very low percentage of homeowners, and therefore, very difficult to sell.

They have shown us possible percentages that we would get per unit.