If there's a removal, they chrage a decent amount for it.

An example (of many potential scenarios) would be they start talking about family, you are able to deduce that there is a huge child support burden that could effect their ability to pay rent.

The lot lease will remain in effect so it's best to move at the end of the lease.I'd also recommend talking to the PM at the park the home is located and discussing your plan to move the home.

There was water damage and the carpet was removed and mildew on the walls so the bottom portion of two walls was also removed.Since there is no closet and window it can only be utilized as storage.

Maybe a lease stipulation will be that by canceling their credit card, they effectively cancel their lease, voluntarily?

Here's a good link from the BP archives:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/40854-cost-effective-termite-prevention-strategy-

I will remove a wall and the illegal unit will become a finished basement for one of the other units.

The revilization will be more effective the more diverse the investment.) and draft a plan to bring back the area.

While this is not an advertisement for a real estate company, it did get me thinking whether or not this would be an effective marketing tool for a rehab business.

Also would remove the 30 day notice and allow me to list on April 1st.