I have no idea about the condition of the property though so that will have to come out in the inspection.

I believe this would be a "tenancy in common" situation but I am looking into ways to split the property as to have a clean deed/ title.Should I be looking into finding a title search company and a real estate lawyer to resolve this issue?

Hopefully, a local Agent would possibly have access to the necessary forms that may relieve you the cost of a Lawyer.  

I've been  taking up  a payment  on a mobile home  for five years  we have paper  between the owners  and us  that we wrote  what else do I need to do to make sure  that  the mobile home goes to us  when we finish don't really have money for a lawyer  can I take something to the courthouse

Property Photos - Photos showing the existing condition of the property & major repairs needed.Experience - A brief bio of yourself, your experience & your business If you can present this info in a professional format it will help build credibility with your lenders and ultimately get you funding.

Still need to check the condition of mechanicals and roof.   

My lawyer is my registered agent.

What condition is the property in?  

The doors will cost $800 to replace.The lease says the following regarding maintenance of the grounds:"Tenant shall at all times, maintain the Property in a clean and sanitary manner including all equipment, appliances, furniture and furnishings therein and shall surrender the same, at termination hereof, in as good condition as received, normal wear and tear excepted.

My lawyer has suggested each property be held within its own separate LLC to minimize risk to me in case of lawsuit for whatever reason (i.e. trip & fall etc..)The current owner, who lives in the area (but not in these properties), is paying respectively  $1,000/year per home.