I prefer physical assets like rental property.

It sounds like you're more concerned with the personal/ physical risks than legal.Also, if it's setup in the LLC, the LLC is the "real owner," not you. 

To help you understand how segregated this town still is, the physical evidence of it, the Racial Dot Map is invaluable.

No closing costs unless a physical site visit appraisal is needed, he chooses I/O payment or P/I payment.

If such is prohibited in your lease, then they are in violation of that lease and subject to all that it entails.My lease lists physical abuse, verbal abuse, public intoxication, public disturbance, threats, illegal drug use, etc. as causes for eviction.

It is a 26 pad park with 22 physical homes at the property with 21 tenant owned and one being prepared to be sold. 

Those notices have to be physically mailed and I'd recommend using the Multifamily NW forms.

A Dwelling Policy or Landlord Policy is mainly going to cover the physical structures, liability and loss of rents.

Their mailboxes (both voice and physical) are usually full already.

Code may be different depending on municipality, but here's what we've found managing/building all three:2 phone lines required for fire alarm systems BUT multiple buildings can be connected physically together by cable, such that only the primary panel must have 2 phone lines, the other panels can just talk to the primary for reporting purposes.