AOLs are just starting to be used more, if we never did anything that didn't have a large body of law behind it, we'd still be riding horses.

You can try and stall this and try and come up with the money but now that it is in foreclosure traditional lending is going to be a no-go so unless you know someone who will give you the $ or you have other real estate you can pledge your options are limited. 

I do not want to beat a dead horse here, but there is not a "one size fits all" when it comes to property management companies.

But given how many people have fixed rate loans at low rates, I suspect it will mostly be because real estate stalls (or goes up slowly) while inflation outpaces real estate price appreciation. 

So far we have flipped: A 3/2 Rural Manufactured Home on an Acre of horse land.

Am I foolish for looking a gift horse in the mouth or am I dodging a bullet?

Guess I wanted to hear it from the horse's mouth, is all. 

Quote from @Ryan Shekell:Not to kick a dead horse, but why are you in such a rush?

Don't put the cart before the Horse.

This strategy safeguards our renowned horse farms and green spaces while regulating urban sprawl.