My recommendation would be to inform the tenant of your intent to begin work on the house, and follow through. 

SOMETHING, anythingIf that doesnt help, shut off your brain and follow the rest of this listFind this dude on PB His name is JerryllWorship the ground he works on.

Beginning with rent for the month of September, please pay your rent by depositing the entire amount into the following bank account at <your bank>: account # 123; routing # 456.

I have a common scenario I follow:100k @ 5% is 536 a month PI.  

@Samuel S Gonzalez a little late to the party but you might want to check into California Manufactured Housing Division and see what laws are in place before trying to wholesale it without the following:1.

In follow up to what you said about just posting it here on BP.. what do you mean by that?

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In general I agree that you shouldn't take a essentially risky investment and make it just for the tax benefits but some of these opportunities zones are in up-and-coming areas where you might want to invest anyway and if you're trying to decide between investing in an area that's up and coming in in an opportunity Zone and one that's up and coming and not in an opportunity Zone it would be crazy not to choose the one that's in the opportunity Zone particularly if you have some capital gains that you want to defer. the major benefit of opportunities on is that you can take capital gains from any investment class capital gains from a stock sale for example and use them to buy a business or real estate in an opportunity Zone provided you follow the rules and put it into an opportunity Zone fund and all that and then you can defer those games for up to 10 years but even more important part is if you do defer them for 10 years any games that you gained from the investment in the opportunity zone are 100% tax free.

I also do all of my own bookkeeping, so the accountant really just compiles everything, makes sure the appropriate rules are followed, etc.