Having a lame duck management company, especially one that is struggling, is not the best situation during a 30 day notice period.  

If you need more help, I'd contact the local government entity in charge of titling mobile homes in your area and explain the situation.

I need to find out what a fair rate for the property should be, so I'm tempted to call in a broker, but I don't want to pay a commission for what might be a very easy deal.I figured I'm not the first guy in this situation, so I thought I would post the question here and see how others have approached this situation.Of course, if the tenant chooses not to renew, then I have a whole new set of questions: should I sell this property and try to roll over into a new 1031 exchange - or should I keep this property and try to fill it with a new tenant?

Has anyone been in this situation before?  

., and am all ready to go but have held off on pulling the trigger because im not quite sure how to handle a couple of complicated situations:1.  

Just a confusing situation for me trying to get more but can't seem to get the deal doneSorry to throw so much on you guys I just knew this would be the right place to go with my questions

Jay, I'm in virtually the same situation as you, here in Phoenix.

If I you are indeed going to be renovating a property it will take you 2 times longer on your first deal and the added stress and cost in traveling will put stress on your numbers.You didn't mention what your cash available is to get going but you will likely need to put 20% down to purchase and have a way to finance the repairs.... 

So I have a complex (at least I think so), situation I need help with.

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