Before you even consider this deal, run a test ad in the largest metro paper that this park would serve.

@Brady Boyer It looks like your first question got cut off, but I think I get the gist of what you were asking.On my rental application, I ask applicants the following question: "Have you ever been evicted, or had an eviction notice served on you, or been asked to move?"

From my experience, if they have lived there for more than a year, a 60 day notice does need to be issued.There might be a stipulation of rental assistance which equates to one month's rent or providing the current tenants one month free.It our situation because we were the family moving into the property, the sooner they left the better, so we paid them the rental assistance and moved into the property.The tenant we actually paid told us of a tip of using private landlord documents to serve the notice and specifically not using the forms with the California logo.

You are right, some people say they were evicted, when in reality they were served notice to vacate.

I live in Maine, and I’m considering looking for a duplex outside of Charleston, SC to serve as an investment property, but also as a place for me to live during the colder months.

@Chris Martinez welcome to BP, your background in data analysis should serve you well. 

You could serve a 24 hour notice for a safety inspection and check the smoke and CO detectors and take note of how it looks and whether it seems like someone else is living there.

Also,   There is usually a state business database where you can look up the company, address, and place where they can be legally served. 

Consequently, the downturn in pending home sales in March and April served as a warning that May’s existing home sales numbers would be down considerably.

Can a second floor window that meets egress sizing requirements serve as the second egress option, in addition to the front door?