Hello,Had a couple of questions on the current MH seller financing market:1)  With all of the subprime lenders that appear to be offering low-down financing on owner-occupy mobiles (especially on land) is there still a demand for offering seller financing on mobiles on land that I might want to fix up and offer to sell on terms? 

Contact the renter 30 - 60 days in advance and let them know you intend to increase the rent to market rate and start charging for animals.

Everyone on Biggerpockets,Im currently thinking of selling my home right now that demand & prices are high.

The high end apartment complexes nearby aren't keeping up with demand.

I ran a test ad for a rent to own mobile home and after 3 days got no responses (in the 100+ lots, there are 9 TOH homes, so I'm trying to see if there's demand to be able to convert the resident base over).

Find picture attached for rented vs vacant...Interested on your thoughts on this pretty crazy demand from what I can see.New build was more of a personal preference. 

That doesn't mean a good market makes a good deal, but it's an awful lot harder to renovate & command higher rents when rental demand is falling because people are leaving.My family is originally from steel country PA.

There is always the chance that they start to gain more control over your property than you have, but that's besides the point.We are still in a very strong seller's market right now, or demand is far exceeding supply.

Because of the high demand by retail buyers to live in that area, acquisition prices are high.

It's that due diligence that's key because for the normal real estate investor these are different animals.