Of course, that's just the beginning.It's all about the ROI, so far as I'm concerned.

The only concern I would have would be if you were planning to hold properties in the LLC to make sure it was set up correctly to prevent corporate veil piercing by tennants

I mean, if the concern is over medical privacy of the deceased, then why single out just AIDS-related deaths for exemption?

Even if they're not representing the seller/lender, there's nothing wrong with them determining that the contract isn't being fulfilled the way it was legally arranged, and therefore they want to protect *themselves* by ensuring that the contract reflects what's happening in real life.Also, the escrow company will now have more work (the loan package prep, signing and filing), and they may need to increase their fees, which *would* need to be approved by the lender.What I'm saying is, you're getting unnecessarily concerned at this point -- it's not unreasonable that the escrow company is asking for this and there's no reason to believe the lender will have an issue with it.I'm going to start stating "buyer reserves the right to purchase this property using non-contingent financing instead of cash" in all of my "cash only" offers from now on.I've put that in every offer I've made for the past 4 years.

There are so many steps to buying a mobile home park, but there are a few that you must do to move forward.

I'm hoping that since I've given no details about them, I'm not violating privacy concerns.

what was the title companies concerns and how did you address them?

I can't invest in my backyard b/c Manhattan is too costly.I would not buy until i see it, but would only see it after i have an accepted offer.i do know the area upstate very well. guess i do have to be concerned about getting a bad rep after backing out.thanks!

I know very little about oak trees--is there any concern of the roots piercing or interfering with the tank or drainfield?

As far as the market is concern its ok right now....the one thing for sure is we have alot of rich kids coming to UF and obviously their parents usually buy them places for next 4-5 years.