If there are no recorded easements, then you can fight for easements but that requires money and an attorney.

A full park at $350 rent with a 50% expense ratio at an 8% cap rate ($350*12 = $4,200 * 6.5 [12.5x * 50%] = ~$26k per site).

For that reason in a situation where a tenant is below market my advice would be to give them fair warning you will be putting them to full market rent.

I currently am full time military. 

When you think about it, its crazy that Malden hasn't blown up more. 

If the previous year tax returns do not reflect the full year of rents received then you can provide the leases as well.

Hi Kenneth, I own LIV Indy, which is a full service brokerage serving investor clients.

But if i am looking a property for a housing track they will give me for free a developers package which is a huge 3 ring binder with all sorts of data  from demographics utlities zoning and if I request a full title search.. this all for free.. with the expectation if i buy that development they are going to get 10 to 50 million in title policies.. from my retail buyers.  

Besides, it doesn't sound like they would be showing up to court to fight the eviction if it comes to that.

I bought a lease option a couple years back.I signed a lease with the owner that gave me full authority - and full responsibility - for the property.