Just look at the Morris invest Pod cast on BP.. that guy turned into a train wreck and right after the pod cast many of us with experience In that asset class said..

What @Dennis M. said...a judgment makes their lives more difficult, but collecting on a train wreck is really hard.

lets all invent a device and patent it. i propose we call it tenant wrecking water flow control terminator device or t-wrexs for short. 

Multiple pest infestations, abandoned cars, dogs wrecking the place (I have a strict no-dogs policy).The 65-line-item makeready comes to $13,882.So I'm told by my PM that the woman (who had five dependents on the lease) fell in with a bad dude who had a crack problem or something, had nasty dogs and was abusive.

You filed bankruptcy which probably made this person/company in a nervous wreck until you reafirmed the debt and now your asking how to get out of the mortgage.

I that area in this market .. its sold in 3 days full price no problem.. unless its a wreck.. which I suspect its not.. just guessing.this market is a hot west coast market..  

Check around.this is a very common scheme with some.. take wrecked houses sell the blue sky.. let people into them and hope they rehab them for you. 

I see regulators cracking down big time on STR  everywhere i look in the world, so i wouldn't base my investment on that business modelReal estate is not all rosy and riskless, many got wrecked not long ago so i wouldn't blame millenials for not jumping in especially with the current prices which absolutely do not make any sense.

Now I’m just captivated by the slow motion train wreck it has become.

Lots of easier ways to make money in real estate than being a lonnie dealer/ mobile home rental manager.Some mobile home investors who rent them out make a few hundred a month on their $3k to $10k investment but some find that after making $200/mo x 12 x 2 (guessed number of years till you get a jerk who totally wrecks your place)