This is my first time using a home warranty company and I'm trying to gauge if there is a legitimate shortage and delay with parts or are they intentionally delaying getting the part, could they find it through another source, etc...Googling tells me this is an expensive fix so I feel stuck waiting on the warranty repair, but the tenant is not happy waiting either.

If you find any good sources of education I think it would be great if you posted back on here because others would probably like to know as well.

Again, Your insurer is the best source of advice on this, but IMO, any client signing this would be very foolish.

Hi Michael, I am wondering if you ever found a good source of information on this.I am currently looking for something similar and it is hard to analyze the deal.

Reality:  not so much.For lead generation BP has been my only source that has worked, but most of those leads only ever want to look at MFH, and I've learned the hard way MFH data is sucky beyond repair in the MLS.No closings. 

@Sean Trily The best source of leads are people who are already living in the park.

.- Attach a letter of intent with your offer- Keep sourcing for other deals and do not depend solely on this one.

In the past, I've found them to be good sources of information when studying and learning the market.

This is usually a 2-step process. 1. pull a list of people likely to want to sell their home. 2. append phones and email to that list where available.You can work with a list broker to walk you through and make recommendations for your target.Please note that "loan balance" is not public data and the only sources that do have it are credit score companies and there are a lot of legal restriction around selling the data.

Another option I'm considering is pulling the max amount from every source aside from 401k and seeing if I can get a family/friend loan of roughly ~$12k.