Good renters do not behave this way right after moving in.

I was clear with my insurance broker that I was going to be having a dedicated AirBnB in one of the bedroom-suites, and she found a plan that allows that. 

Like we've said, they may have just wanted to get your attention....and they did apparently.And you should have an issue with your PM Company, we would not be having this conversation if they had done their job, right?

@Mindy Jensen -- I seem to be having the same problem.

This time, they all behaved like mini Grant Cardone's and Robert Kiyosaki's.

By that, I mean that it is occupied by a tenant who pays rent and behaves and how much it costs to own it. 

The cash flow would be less though but we would not be having the parking issue. 

One thought we had would be having him buy the purifier,(which is about $600) then when he eventually moves on, we would buy it from him for $300, as long as it works, and is in good shape.

If you had used Vinyl Sheet flooring in the bathroom, going 3 inches up the walls with a metal top cap on the edges--you would not be having this problem.If you put hard to fix, delicate things in a rental you are probably going to have issues down the road.Maybe to be competitive you need to use a different type of floor, but finding something waterproof for a bathroom--that can be fixed easier, seems like a good move.I mean if a water from a dog dish in a bathroom ruins the floor--that (to me) seems too delicate for that area.

Some loans will come with defeasance or yield maintenance, while others will have step down prepayment penalties.A good loan broker who specialized in MHP debt can guide you with respect to the right choice for you as the buyer, which type of lender will be best suited for the park, where the terms will be the most favorable, and where the hurdles will likely be. Having