This means if the tenant has any drug or illegal paraphernalia the housing inspector is technically required to cite this individual for a criminal offense. 

Secondly, I always rent to people who are neat, responsible, pay their rent, no "issues" such as drinking/drug use/violent romantic partners, etc.

Always make sure you have an agreement with every guest which covers your terms of eviction: Drugs, parties, exceeding occupancy etc.I personally don't like to call the police as I don't like attention drawn to any property I manage but will contact them if the security team is not within reach.

Next is carpet, vinyl for baths and kitchens, cabinets (we became a cabinet dealer so we can do a whole kitchen now for $1200), fixtures, punch list...

This week we paid to pull a home into our park, and also for a lonnie dealer to move two of his home into our park.

Ronald just hit the reason why I suggested reading other "lonnie dealer" threads here.  

there kind of like cars...once they leave the dealers lot/factory they lose value quickly.  

Insurance agents on the average are better perceived by the public than a real estate agent, a survey here the RE agents ranked below used car dealers!

Can you imagine working for a company that has a little more than 500 employees and has the following statistics:*29 have been accused of spousal abuse *7 have been arrested for fraud *19 have been accused of writing bad checks *117 have directly or indirectly bankrupted at leased 2 businesses *3 have done time for assault *71 cannot get a credit card due to bad credit *14 have been arrested on drug-related charges *8 have been arrested for shoplifting *21 are currently defendants in lawsuits *84 have been arrested for drunk driving in the last yearCan you guess which organization this is?

I've asked a number of Lonnie dealers how they scale.