My concern is if I move them the city wants to come in and do a elevation evaluation..Thanks in advance guys!

My landlord is interested in selling the property, and the prospective buyer wants to raise the rent to $1000 (which is fair market value), and my current landlord wants to know if I would agree to the rent-raise for the remainder of the lease, in order for the sale to complete.My landlord is concerned that the sale will not close if I don't agree to the rent raise; however, in the interest of fairness - I did sign the lease with the legitimate expectation of paying $800 per month for 6 months.

Are there any major questions and/or concerns I should bring up during our meeting? 

You need to be concerned with the lending in the state where you are investing.  

He is concerned that the mortgage liens were not properly notified although there is a court order to sell free from mortgage liens.

Linda is and for that reason really gets what I need to be concerned about. 

I appreciate your concern though and I'll be careful to prepare for the worst!

I have also looked at Eastern PA (East Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkes-Barre) where prices are more affordable and cash flow numbers look better, but I am concerned about the economy, declining population, and vacancy rates. 

The Stockade neighborhood in Schenectady is another area to avoid due to flooding concerns.

You brought up one of my main concerns in mobile homes.