At the end of the day (at least where I am) they're both considered site-built homes so there's no stigma or difference in appraisal. 

I'm guessing there is no lease so this situation is a little more complicated than a typical eviction which is generally because a tenant isn't paying rent or abiding by terms of a lease agreement.  

Management goes through rent rolls and finances of prospective sites, and I do physical inspections, gather certificates, check and estimate vacant and contracts, etc.It's usually an additional service in my experience, but works out well when we start take over new contracts.

But only if you can get equal or better value in another site.

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Modular homes are built to site built standards for the state in which they will be installed.