Can Mobile homeowners sell their house as a subject 2 like regular properties? 

The cash flow from that property is close to nothing and if there are any issues with the property and you dont have the financial backing to handle it then it is going to be hard to deal with. 

A strong military market gives way to plenty of renters and buyers locally, with a lot of mobility.

It can't be manufactured or mobile home and of course we'd have to do all the permits and if I'm coverting an existing building I'd have to have it engineered and permitted to meet code and environmental health requirements.

Let’s just say it’s had property management issues that have snowballed into other issues.Anybody know of an insurer that will take on a single family home that’s had 3 claims since 2021?

I laid out the issues of noise and disturbing the other tenets.

My main issue is that they will be booked to capacity (happily) in a short time.

Warrantability of properties is also another issue many investors don't consider.

One such comparison site after calling me for the list of issues I care about gave these 4 prop management system recomendations. 

The issue is the building has a special assessment on it where 25k is paid this year (by the seller) and another 25k will need to be paid in the near future tbd (by the buyer).