Even if no one is residing there, you have to treat their personal property as you would a tenant.Vehicles have their own procedures for abandonment and are typically governed by the local police / DMV.Figure out what your state's laws are before doing anything.

I submit to you that most first time "buy and hold" investors will use a bank and then strive to get a total of 10 government backed loans.

@Sean Hayes You'd probably have to check with the government entity in charge of titling and re-titling mobile homes in your area since they usually deal with the licensing and regulation as well.

The number 1 employer is the state government and the second largest is the Federal government, plus there are transportation companies, Amazon and Chewy warehouses, hospitals and education employers. 

The company applies all EU regulations and governing laws in an officially regulated environment.

Economics is certainly a related curriculum but its marketability to a career is more suited to government and education.Most CEOs of Fortune 500 companies have degrees with concentrations in finance, by far.

Like possible other steps many of us take as investors, or have taken as investors, to help protect ourselves and have the ability to help others may be frowned upon by other investors, society, local governments, or specifically written as fraudulent or illegal.

I had to take a crash course in FEMA flood zone regulations, The Biggers / Waters act with the subsequent removal of government subsidies flood insurance industry, the 50% rule and the new face of available flood insurance in Florida.

I read the government issued California Tenant guide and it does state that we can't discard his belongings, but goes on to say that the tenant only has 17 days to remove items and that we can charge for storage... or we can remove the items, store them remotely and charge him.Can anyone clarify this for me?

Anything else you'd like to share for a guy who's simply trying to legally keep as much money in my account vs. the government's...and also basic ways to protect myself from liability issues with tenants?