Tune in next time when I continue the story, with contractors.

they can continue to stay but they'll have to pay the eviction fee.

Weed out the dilapidated MHs (which from the outside is most of them) Sell off as many MHs as possible striving to be that no park owned homes kind of place to reduce the maintenance costsHire professional management which should ultimately make the park more efficient therefore creating more cash flowDress the place up with some landscaping, maybe a new sign at the entrance, an overhang for the mailbox area, maybe a play park to really make is a classy family community.... basically whatever will make it appealing but still cost effective instead of the junk yard it is nowThere are roughly 5-7 of the approximately 9 acres for sale that are undeveloped.

Trust me, you'll begin to figure that out the more you continue to learn the real estate game.

Until then (and unless you have an Early Lease Termination clause) she continues to owe this amount until her lease would normally expire. 

You will have to get rid of the tenant so she can't let anyone in and Airbnb will shut down the listing for being falsely advertised if she continues to have guests. 

We are thinking about an LLC, but didn't know how that played into loans.  

Since a lot of people responded that they were motivated by it, I decided to do a follow-up to my previous BP blog post "My First 12 Months as a Real Estate Investor…Here’s my story…"Read my latest BP blog post: "The Story Continues…18 Months Into Being A Real Estate Investor"

You should check with a  local attorney and agent that are experienced in the construction industry if you are going to continue to pay them as 1099's. 

It will be interesting to see how that plays out long term.