This was a deal between family therefore, it was concerned an "arm's length" transaction in which we did not use a real estate agent.

I have proof and am not concerned if they try to hold that against me because i took action immediately after notification. 

I don’t have the money to pay a lawyer to draw something up right now.I’m especially concerned about protecting this asset as the local newspaper published my name address and purchase amount so now anyone who is looking to slip and fall knows where to go. 

My strengths lean more toward the technical side so I wanted to make sure I understood what I was using to guide my decisions.As far as closing cost is concerned, the HML i've talked to stated that there were no closing costs above and beyond his origination points.

Further, the condition of the entire structure, not just your unit is a concern.

For those that invest in Mobile home parks in various states throughout the US what states are the most owner (landlord) friendly. 

Is there anything unique to be concerned about that you guys are aware of (liability, maintenance, etc)?

- flipping, buy/hold, notes, turnkey, BRRRR, wholesaling, development on raw land, mobile homes, student rentals, house hacking, multi-family homes, SFH, commercial properties, Airbnb - how would you do it?

One other concern is that since you have your own business and more cash than ever.

There many investors in the Milwaukee and waukesha area that are strong believers in the area concerning multi-family buildings, so there are many that're very hopeful for the future of the area.