I guess you could say if she surrenders her claim to the property then you solely own it (if no one else is on deed).Bargain and sale - If your sister wants to transfer her (and her interest only) to you or a LLC for no money, then you want a B&S deed.Again, in OR/WA, so other places may do it different.  

Then put a new mobile home on each one, surrender the title and convert them to real property, and sell them as regular housing stock to people who can get actual mortgages.

When a tenant died, if the family of the deceased were to have an estate opened up and a Personal Representative (in some states this is called an executor) were appointed, the manager could simply deal with the Personal Representative, agree that the unit was abandoned or surrendered, serve notices on the Personal Representative or actually file an eviction on the deceased tenant through the Personal Representative.

You must give the tenant an opportunity to reclaim their property.See also:http://www.leg.state.fl.us/sta...That link guides you to Florida's Right of possession upon default in rent; determination of right of possession in action or surrender or abandonment of premises.

Another spent several thousands in attorney fees, won their case and forced the PM to surrender their real estate broker's license, but then the PM filed bankruptcy and was uncollectible. 

They had surrender the house key on July 15 but they were have the copied for the gate key since they wants to do clean up their overly stuff.

Are you planning to surrender the titles to the Mfg Homes so that they become real property? 

What you're looking to do is to surrender the title, permanently attach the home to the land and then be able to sell it as real property.

Best case scenario: If you have contact with the tenant, get her to sign a lease termination, or at least something simple saying she abandoned the unit and you can dispose of anything she left behind.Often if you tell the tenant you need this in order to avoid having to file an eviction (which is true, there are only three ways to get possession: surrender, abandonment, or eviction), it will elicit a response. 

First is voluntary surrender of possession by the tenant, where they move out and give you the keys.