Frankly, if you will not be chasing up leads on your own there is nothing at risk.They are trying to screen you out and you are being asked to commit without even dating first.

They produced it to improve the quality of the rentals and it covered all the laws plus had great advice on screening, etc.You can use Google to see if there are local resources for your state.

Do you know of any third party management companies that do tenant screening specifically for MHP?

You can use them to screen properties quickly, but they aren't the best.

Next is to screen any and all tenants and have a SET criteria (ask your PM for help on this and what their criteria is).

Make sure you screen your tenants; a bad tenant will bust a lot of deals.

The first and best opportunity to do some basic screening comes with the selling agent.Having the seller pay everyone else for their expenses and commissions only makes sense if the seller intentionally defrauded everyone else.

Record a video of your screen, showing them exactly what to do, and they will pull as many as you want!

That's has worked for me with ceiling fans, screen doors, and window blinds. 

My faience and I have been growing our list of rentals for several years we are up to 20 units now and counting...anyhow, we created a Cleaning list upon renting and require the tenants to acknowledge and sign it. and they will be charged Cleaning fees associated with each job  for not returning the apartment clean like they received it, we think this is not to much to ask and if they don't like the terms it also is handy in the screening process. we have had good luck with this policy and we have turned it into a profit center as well as great turn overs for the ones who do clean it.