Is the property held in a trust or does the heir have court powers?  

We have had some issue with apartment complexes devaluing surrounding properties, but that was a result of complexes being built with the stated purpose of providing low-income housing.  

I recently moved into an apartment complex in Spartanburg, SC and I moved from out of state so I just showed up after doing most everything online and was given a website to go to so that I could get renters insurance, and they said if I got insurance through this website I would only have to pay about $100 for my deposit!!

I'll say my gut would lead me to guess one of two things:-Its a very depressed area and this is a tax credit complex (or similar subsidy) where the rents are fixed at a % of Area Median Income (AMI) rather than open market rents-Its such a crappy area that you're only able to attract the lowest of the low income folks: not anyone with a voucher, but the folks on straight SSI (no SSDI) for a reasonable proportion of their income. 

I belong to a condo association with similar financial problems, only it is main line sewer replacement throughout the complex instead of roof repair (although they had a huge special assessment for new roofing and siding several years before we purchased).  

I  purchased a couple from the "court house steps" (the Internet these days) this week. 

It's like the listing agents don't think outside realtors can handle the complexities or they want the double fee.  

Track down the city office responsible for the matter.Often, administrative actions go through the municipal court or fall under ordinances that give court orders, those orders may include no trespassing. 

I have great credit 800+ score, my problem is, I was involved in a financial crime in 2013 and am going to court for it now, but by the time I move to this duplex, I will most likely be convicted and have a felony on my record, now the mobile home is in a different state, does anybody know if mobile home parks run state background checks or nationwide?

Not every house in my urban/yuppie part of town has a garage but I think the fact I have one helps me compete with the new apartment/condo complexes popping up all around me.