Are the trades , electrical , mechanical and plumbing hired by him?

He was doing some plumbing and carpentry type stuff.

But that's part of what the fat paycheck and the FDIC-insured deposits that produce all the ROE come with.. a highly regulated environment..

Hi C, I suggest you start by asking your zoning regulators there if this is possible.I suspect building below your tenant in a MH will violate their quiet enjoyment, maybe giving them free rent will keep them there until building is done.On 1 acre, wouldn't it be cheaper and as profitable just to drag in another MH and set it on a 1/2 acre?

A trip to a nearby plumbing supply, a new lift and turn, some putty, done in 15 minutes.

I've been scrapping and mining the CFPB guidelines and practices for regulators.

Several decades ago, they offered shop classes where students could at least be introduced to the trades (plumbing, electrical, etc...), then apprentice under someone to really become an expert at it.

I will be looking into zoning regulations this week because if changes aren't necessary to run the day care, the only other reason to make them is to increase the value of the home.

The regulations adopted carry the weight of the laws granting those powers.I suggest you not try to beat the system.

Call you local board they have a dedicated MLS person for these questions OR you can find the MLS rules and regulations probably on their website which will answer your questions.