If a resident owns their own home, as the landlord you can require they keep the home insured to standards you set as a condition of you allowing them to rent a lot.If you own the home and rent it to them, you can also require they carry insurance to the standards you set as a condition of allowing them to rent the home.The earlier comment suggesting specific insurance companies like Foremost or American Modern are spot on, because they are two of only five companies that will write the specific type of insurance you want in place.

(ours are modern mfhs) If its any less than stick built rentals its because usually a stick built house of the same era has a garage, which ours don't.  

Their premiums are typically lower than American Modern, Farmers, and the other big box insurance companies.  

Or are we just talking updating things to make a place more modern?

I of course have the MA Law and Modern Real Estate Practice book but was wondering if there is anything better out there to help me prepare? 

Worst is Dollar General, if the location works they build a much more modern and much larger facility near by at lease expiration, if the location doesn’t work they exit the area.

Most modern printers will accept the size and stock.

You can filter for your bedroom count & amenities and use it as a benchmark

Updated the dining area light fixture to a chandelier with 8 lights ( as opposed to the original 3 light), and updated the 90s era bathroom scones to more modern ones to match the dining area.

In doing so, we are changing the paint to a more modern paint scheme (I am literally a professional designer).