Usually EMD is submitted with a title company that way you are not physically handling cash @Luis Herna

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By no means is this an exhausted list. 

I am purchasing my first mobile home park, closing this week. There is a small frame house on the property that I would like to move to a lot that I am purchasing as part of another deal. I have zero experience mo...

You can write it up in the Purchase and Sale Agreement.I would exhaust all options with the seller before going hard or private money.

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We don't really incur any significant extra costs by having someone physically show the property because someone's already working, and we batch showings.

Physically jot down the timeline for an eviction.Call an eviction lawyer and ask them how long it takes to be seen in court right now.

Just want to exhaust this option before I go to a cash-out refi.

As long as there wasn't a lien recorded on the physical title itself then there wasn't an issue.