I don't have any legal or IRS concerns regarding this issue either.

This might be making decisions on acquisitions, sales, or rehab strategy, tenant issues presented by property management, employee concerns or guidance, etc.Another third is acquisitions research and raising capital.

I am concerned with not being able to close on time though...

What if any recourse does a MHP owner have if a mobile home, that is not park owned is sold and moved out but is still under a lot lease??

I also used a do it yourself kit by rustoleum in a mobile home.

I would need to know the value that particular group provides before I would rationalize that kind of trip.Carolina, my concern is overlooking something or not knowing enough.

The concern here is simply what if things go wrong, you don't have much of a plan B.

Roads are maintained by the county.So, I guess my main concern is: Do I just have to pay whatever they say I owe, without any kind of record or documentation provided?

The house sits on a hill so the lot has good drainage.The temperature is currently below freezing, so I'm also concerned about the water freezing in the house.I'm wondering if anyone else has had experience remediating flooded homes.

We're also about to move to New Orleans and start some investing there (We've got a flip and some rentals in Mobile already, but my day job is at UNO).