We can file with the magistrate and go that route but one has to weigh the chance of getting blood from a stone even with a judgement . . .I know some states make it easy but PA is not one of them.What we do want to do is to try and ensure the next landlord does not find out what great tenants they can be. 

Tenants that smell blood will milk you for all your property is worth. 

We have built one heck of a business, bootstrapped and filled with our blood, sweat, and tears.

As far as the current park owned homes, people who don't put their own blood and sweat into maintenance average somewhere about 50% expenses with insurance ect.

Also good if you can find thinner ones, like bamboo similar.

This gets my blood oxygenated and jump starts my brain (I also take a Lion's Main supplement for brain health every day).

I also know that we may be poised for a blood bath in the Multi-family market.  

As he said some people will take a thinner margin, but the ones that do that SUCESSFULLY are people with lots of experience and know their market down to a tee and know their exact cost of financing.

Sometimes all it takes is new blood.

That does not mean the 50,000,000 other buildings in America owner are liable and real cause for blood poisoning.