My job as a marketing intern is to investigate niches that have yet to be filled in the business of private lending and bridge loans.

I also include a timeframe (3 business days) that the lease needs to be signed and returned to me, once it is given to them or they can face a forfeiture of their holding deposit. 

I pulled this off but with an FHA 203k loan which allows you to wrap the cost of renovations into the loan. 

I use a "mailing station" location.......I think Fed ex and Ups allow those too.

My agent passed the deadline of 2 business days to submit necessary documents online.

If she's not happy with those terms, she's welcome to take the happy clause and this one time only, you will allow her to break her lease early if she's out by the end of the month. 

I have taken a business partnership approach with this company, and have even mentored their excellent young CEO.

I'm not as booked as I would like to be, and according to others they are going through similar circumstances...Do you expect immediate profits larger then your yearly mortgage and other expenses or do you give yourself a year or 2 like other business ventures?

In Europe we have a family business doing land development.

Or, it may be in parks I usually don't do business in and move them to other parks I do business in that give me incentives (i.e. pay for moving costs, hookups, free lot rent, etc).