I would run a nationwide background check, and eviction history and they pass those and they are the only qualified tenants I don't see a problem.If you are going to rent to them directly ask them to meet you for coffee and talk to them for a while to get a feel for who they are and what they plans are for the future.Also require them to get renters insurance and if you are going to provide applicances make sure they get a warranty on them.There are also ways to collect the rent by direct deposit into your bank account.

They have available properties nationwide.

Have you checked out some of the larger nationwide lenders like limaone?

Now that I'm approaching 40 units and dealing with huge nationwide tenants in some of my properties, I've registered a domain to make things a bit more professional.

There is an agency run out of the Chicago area which I think may provide nationwide service at $50/month per property that will take those calls, call contractors on the list you provide them, and collect rent, list vacancies online, and a few other things.

When the MH industry and its Nationwide network of GOOD OLE BOYS finally wake up to the new and modern world that's passing them by it may be too late for them but just in time for all the "TINY HOUSE" Milinneals and even some left over Baby Boomers and/or X Gens moving into the next phase of their lives who are unanimously looking for that new and modern look and States, Counties and Cities start vying for old worn out trailer parks being condemned and rezoned for higher and better use.Just my 2 cents/sense worth.

I am with a nationwide lender that finances long and short term rentals, multifamily, condos, BRRRRs, etc.

Nationwide companies carry a lot of overhead and there's no reason to pay for that 30% added cost unless you have to.

There's so many catalysts for population and job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide Hospital, etc).

As I build a team with more underwriters, nationwide markets, and different buyer structures and business models, the biggest learning is the importance of overall context.