Those are the two extremes, obviously most businesses are somewhere in between. 

My job as a marketing intern is to investigate niches that have yet to be filled in the business of private lending and bridge loans.

So it will be a good idea to know what is the agent is making out of the deal.

A mortgage broker will not waste their time unless they have no business going on and are looking to hit a miracle. 

If they pay late, but always pay the late fees, they are usually OK to hold onto until their lease expires, then get rid of them.Your life will be better if you run like a business instead of a charity.

Contrary to popular borrower belief, the mortgage business is actually more about people than numbers. 

I have taken a business partnership approach with this company, and have even mentored their excellent young CEO.

It was more intended to run it through the community to see what other ideas or info could assist in helping search for my first property. 

Probably a good idea to do it in the state you're in.

Or, it may be in parks I usually don't do business in and move them to other parks I do business in that give me incentives (i.e. pay for moving costs, hookups, free lot rent, etc).