Originally posted by @Shaun Reilly:However if there aren't obvious assets the hope is that an ambulance chaser looking to try to get a settlement on a frivolous lawsuit isn't going to put much effort into doing this when they don't see the pot of gold.If the primary reason for placing a property in a LLC is simply to reduce liability from ambulance chasers, it would seem to be much simpler to have a nice fat umbrella insurance policy.

There is no way that this is true as stated.There is some amount of "telephone game" going on where there has to be some information that has been lost along the way.If you said the landlord was given a fine and was permanently kicked out of the program I could believe that.

But, if you do that, the owners will probably make the pets a permanent thing.

Make sure this is not his first total subdivision project.Make sure all the correct insurance, bonding etc. is in placeMake sure the end buyer is prequalified for a permanent mortgage and puts up a strong deposit.

I'm new at this, but this is what I've worked our so fat.

Convinced that nobody can read, I started putting "two animals max" without the weight limit in my ads and now I have renters with a little chihuahua, a dachshund. a small lab mix and a fat housecat.

What type of permanent financing did you get?

Banks won't lend on a manufactured home until certain conditions are met that make the home a permanent fixture to the land.

They are usually making better money at their temporary job than their regular job at their permanent home.

If they were "just visiting" then they would have a different permanent address in the registry.