The reason bank loans became much tougher to obtain last time around, was because there were a ton of new regulations and the creation of the CFPB.

You can do this by networking with others in the industry such as mobile home park managers and/or owners, mobile home dealerships, local mobile home supply stores, contractors who specialize in working on mobile homes, talking to other investors who invest in mobile homes in your area, and talking to residents who own and rent mobile homes in the area. 

It’s kind of a gamble but I guess you can make an educated bet based on the market, supply/demand, and the quality of management.If you didn’t do that then I do think they’re due back their deposit.On the positive side, it sounds like you have a nice property in a popular area if it rented that quick..Best of luck! 

Schools/colleges and many workplaces are closed and no-one wants to step outside, except to buy necessary supplies.

Anyone on here ever transitioned their airbnb to a 30 day minimum rental because of city regulations?

But even with the severity of coronavirus deepening, please make sure you have adequate amounts of food, stationary items, simple medical supplies, and immune system boosters (the best way to protect yourself from the coronavirus is to protect your immune system [Vitamin C, Vitamin D, sleep & adequates amounts of vegetables]. 

An analogous parallel to your question might be someone asking a doctor what guarantee they offer for a surgery vs having their neighbor do the surgery with Walgreens supplies and WebMD open in the browser.

It seems like outside of medical workers and grocery/supply chain workers, everyone is going to be hit by this somehow, financially or physically. 

We may see an influx of inventory in the markets that have had low supply and tilt the balance of power back to being a buyers market.

You start seeing copper supply lines, PVC drain lines, larger electrical services, modern breakers, sufficient electrical service to kitchens and baths, etc.