But ultimately, if you wish to treat people well I think it's the path that has the greatest odds of helping you achieve success.I hope that helps.

Those are completely different animals than trailer homes.Moving forward with the assumption it is a trailer/mobile home....The permanent foundation attaches it to the property, so the home will be treated as real estate.  

Treat it like a business.

It might not pay off big time tomorrow, but if you treat it well and hold on to it, down the road it'll give you massive returns. 

I spoke to a few termite inspectors and was told that properties should be fumigated once every 7-10 years, and up to 15 years if treated with material that remains and reduces termite infestation in the years after fumigation.

I'm not sure if you have any other rentals but I'd treat it like normally. 

At least on a surface level, and as long as it can be treated as a capital expenditure.

Does this 1031 relinquished property still been treated as a rental property even the tenant has moved out and vacant for 5+ months before sold?

In other words, after-tax contributions are not treated as employee deferrals or employer contributions (subject to IRC 402 & 404 limits) but are subject to the ACP test.

Had to put out sticky traps and treat outside.