This is based on her having a conversation with the inspector I hired who told her the same thing about rents.

Location is far more important (I've clearly read many guru real-estate books)...However, for conversation, I obviously would appeal to a younger demographic (millenniall/gen-x) but if this became a multi-unit rental or VRBO? 

I would have a conversation with her and be honest with her.

We have a tenant who wants to move into the property and a landlord who doesn't want to let her into said property that she wants to live in.Whatever was discussed on the phone about a possible change of heart from the tenant is irrelevant as there is no proof that that conversation ever occurred.I do not know how many times those in this thread have been sued by tenants but my company is involved in tenant lawsuits pretty regularly.

During our conversation I mentioned I would like to buy a property in those areas.

@Joseph Norman- I realize that I replied to you on both of my forum posts, so feel free to reply to either one and we can consolidate our conversation@Sam Frank- You're making good points.

Also if you intend to seek conventional financing on a MH in a resident owned MHC condo conversion, subdivision or on a private lot or parcel be sure the home has never been moved from its original situs.

After dozens of offers that did not pan out, hundreds of deals analyzed, dozens of books, hundreds of podcast, investor meet ups, conversations, blogs, and countless hours of educating myself (including getting my Ohio RE license), I finally found a deal in my target area and it actually closed!!!

I own a house with unfinished sq ft in the attic. The county data counts it as unifinished sq ft. Can somebody give me some pointers about:- How do I make it as finished sq ft in county records. I can finish the floor...

Work your conversation so that you ask if he has a survey for his property because your seller provided one and you'd like to compare.