You're leasing/renting the lot with no option to buy and the MHP owner will expect to collect the lot rent each month - so long as the home sits on the pad. 

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An option contract does not have to be filed as doing so can also trigger the due-on-sale clause. 

Consider any due on sale clause filing an option.Owner occupied, have a mortgage originator qualify the buyer.Do not put contingencies in an option that require performance, like paying rents agreed, it will invalidate the option making it a purchase contract, an optionee may not be required to perform in any aspect under an option.The lease and option are separate contracts, the lease may require performance, like paying rents as agreed.A residential tenant may not be responsible for repairs, IRS requirements.On a 3 year option, it will be better if you were to pay $3,600 as seller concessions to closing costs, she must pay pre-paids under most mortgages.

I could help with financials, administrative assistance, filing, organizing, researching or such like tasks.

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He fixed both issues and only charged for filing fees.I highly recommend him.Thanks Jeff V

If a neighbor has a filed easement, legally described, and they claim more than the legal description, TI may then kick in to defend you.

This morning I receive an email that underwriting looked at our 2014 tax returns and that the IRS shows they are not filed.  

I went to the courthouse in Gainesville Ga and I was completely lost I asked the clerk  at the desk about files on foreclosures, divorced people homes, liens etc and I was completely lost.Am I asking the right questions?