No reason to leave, really. 

I've been reading as much as possible about REI and decided I wanted to go with a long term rental strategy in an effort to leave my job as a police officer in six years. 

If you only manage to collect 9 months of rent a year followed by a nasty protracted eviction after which a tenant leaves your property thrashed, those returns start to look a bit different.

@Sharon Hsu If you have concerns, first make sure to explain your concerns to the manager. 

I'm ok with tenants leaving because rents are low and this gives me an opportunity to renovate one by one. 

Even through the numbers worked, I'm concerned about depreciating value of the mobile home, and saving up cash for refinancing. 

.), my main concern right now is: does this mean it's defaulted to a Month-to-Month lease?  

I work with many investors from out of state, and aside from their returns, their most important concerns are with the management of their Condo/Towhome.  

There are also other things to consider, but I must leave for a meeting...

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