We had inspections done and the few items that came up were handled.

what would be the best way to handle the paperwork?

Hello folksI have a question about a payment claim I received through a law firm representing Hoa, Orlando, Florida , villa's costa del sol A payment that was allegedly not paid in time (actually paid to the management company that collects the funds for the hoa)At the same time, the hoa company was not updated that the payment was made and transferred a demand for collection by a law firm.I turned to the management company (everything is recorded in emails that the payment was made, etc.)I turned directly to hoaThey claim that they can not do anything because the matter is already handled by lawyers.And if I wanted to sue their management company.I turned to the lawyers (every call to them is subject to an astronomical fee, the management company that manages the properties for me,In fact, unknowingly, inflated the debt when they tried to find out what it was about and why the whole mess?

Admittedly, there are voucher participants with health and wellness issues that have limited their situation, but those cases can be handled in a different way as well.Stepping down of my soapbox... thanks for the conversation about it!

So far whenever there have been issues I couldn't handle I have called specialists (electricians, HVAC technicians, etc.)

. - some obvious answers from me, but owner financing and leveraging a partnership to handle the capital are viable options to keep your momentum going.   

There you may be able to see homes being worked on and/or "For Rent" and "For Sale by Owner" signs which may belong to other mobile home investors.

How do i handle purchasing the property from who ever owns the deed to the house?

Vertically integrated  they have call centers they have closers that run out to the property the second they get a lead they have office staff to handle the transactions..  3. owner is sharp knows the business inside out.. and frankly would do very well at just about any business they wanted to work in.those that do this on their own with zero help.. those come and go with the wind.. failure rate I suspect is far more than 90%Along with Markets matter.. do you live and work in a market with excess inventory that can be had.. or are U in a very tight market.. tight markets are tough..

A property management company has approached me to partner with them so that they can start managing short-term rentals in addition to the long-term rentals that already manage.Their role would be the boots on the ground dealing with turnover and maintenance and I would handle pricing and guest interactions.