So it depends, are you going to keep this as a rental or now make it owner occupied.

Only thing that is worrisome is that the unit without power was the former owner occupant who damaged the property before moving out.

.- (more and more municipalities are adding anti-STR regulations- you are competing against so many other people who want to jump on the bandwagon- you have no real control or authority on the properties you manage- you will be held accountable by the real owner and by the renters - but no deep pockets to handle issuesSeems like a niche that is being squeezed out. 

The owner reports gross rents of $2750/month (this includes the home plus lot rent). 

We're also wondering if the lease should be signed in the name of the company, or signed personally by one of the company owners?

The "owner" of the trailer was receiving something from Mideast Regional Acceptance (MRA) prior to the fire. 

I reached out to the realtor to see if they can provide a name but they are also trying to get a name as it seems the tenant had a verbal agreement with the previous owner so no existing lease document.

What are the options for dividing the proceeds on the sale of a home where 2 owners are “joint tenants” on title (not tenants in common), and it was the primary residence for only one of them?

I’m a local contractor new to investing, I created a partnership with my wife’s father and we are about to close on our first multi family with a conventional owner occupied loan in my father in laws name.

Quote from @Bruce Lynn: House hack, but it's not escaping the rat race, just trading one race for another.This is a great point but not necessarily a bad thing :)Trading the 9-5 rat race for independence as a rental property owner really appeals to me!