And also the opposite when I sell a used work vehicle I sell it usually to a worker or subcontractor and I hold the note and he/she pays me kind of like private buy here pay here As long as I don't break the regulations for the DMV about how many vehicles can be sold per year I'm OK

Have you studied your state landlord tenant regulations.

But if I get a feeling this is not going to change, I would hand them a notice to cure the default and if they don't, begin the eviction process per your state regulations.

Last I heard, it's a $900 per incident fine for not following the regulations. 

https://insiderlouisville.com/economy/short-term-r...They are really cracking down on short term rentals. I always say look at Nashville to see what our future looks like. 

Their regulators hate these types of loans, and often penalize banks and credit unions for doing them.

I've also heard it said that you should require 35 times or 40 times the monthly rent as their yearly income (which is a bit more strict).

I imagine that M.A.Di. and other prefab companies comply with IBC regulations but every country, county, city, and township have their own codes and its important to check with local officials before building. 

The only catch is it's strictly for 25 units and up.

Enforcing new park rules and regulations which is partly due to not having a property manager yet, which is a struggle itself.