Is everything compliant to code?

Exception if the investor is related to, family, or a court appointed trustee.Regardless of how good you might be, if your operation is not compliant you can be subject to loans being denied losing all your money as well as fines, that isn't close to protecting an investor. 

With them being compliant and the issue still occurring, it may be best for you to have pest control out there!

Even with this ruling, our approach has been "business as usual" in terms of remaining compliant, and we plan to continue to do so in the future.

This is compliant with the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development's findings that federal and state non-discrimination laws does not require the Landlord to accommodate requests to use, possess or cultivate medical marijuana from current or prospective tenants with disabilities. 

Create an option contract that either doesn't include financing or is a compliant mortgage.I think DF will be good for MH investors because it discourages park owners from being in the financing business.

They can assist with screening and ensuring you are compliant with the law.Of course, you need to know Dodd Frank and what it does to our business... and always stay compliant.

There are a couple of thresholds to be aware of in doing so: 1) once you do 3 or more in a rolling 12 month period you must comply with RESPA, 2) once you do 5 or more in a rolling 12 month period you must comply with the SAFE act.My recommendation is to work with a state local RMLO and RE attorney in order to make sure you're staying compliant.

@Bradley Bogdan had some threads with a LOT of details in the past, so using the search BP function would be recommended.also if you go for seniors as customers, please remember to be ADA compliant. or look for the non-profits in your area already doing that. you just provide them approved housing stock.and read again what @Patti wrote: you cannot discriminate, not matter how good intentions....

(google this, and search in BP)  My accountant is no longer recommending that strategy, and he says the IRS is taking a much closer look at the "Checkbook IRA" and will probably eventually invalidate that model as compliant with the code.