So you should have a flipping arm to your REI company. 

Current contracting customer How did you finance this deal?

And how many properties did you have, when you decided to handed to a property management company?

We would throw them in for free whenever a customer bought a solar system from us if they had an FPE panel or other outdated panel that wouldn't pass inspection (Zinsco's with their breakers melted to the busbar, Zinsco's rebranded as GTE-Sylvania (but not all GTE-Sylvania's), and some panels made by Challenger Electric, Westinghouse, Bryant that used a similar design as the Stab-lok/FPE for awhile but these are far less common and not all panels made by those brands are bad like FPE), split bus panels, fuse boxes, undersized 60-100A mains, etc.).

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing substantial amounts of money into our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

That means the insurance company cuts you a check equal to your rent for any month the property is uninhabitable (e.g., fire, flood, hurricane).

That was a new manufactured home too, so it meets latest code.A lot of manufactured homes are financed through the company that sold them or they are sold on a contract for deed basis. 

Chalk-it up as "company policy".

I have a "template" of a purchase contract from a title company, but was curious if anyone on here may have access to a really nice contract.  

However, even after that many title companies won't insure the title until you have owned the property 1 or even 2 years.