One idea if you have a deep cut or gouge... 

However, no paperwork was ever filed before or after her death (property is titled to the deceased "ET AL").The gentleman believes that his grandmother wanted him to take care of the property (apparently he is the responsible one) but it doesn't look like anything was ever filed properly, so now we are two generations deep into inherited interests in the property... he estimates that there are about 20 relatives that could have a claim on the title. 

MHP business if you can scale it on the WEST coast is an awesome business.. with pad rents in the 400 to 1000 a month range.. you can do pretty well with these here.. some of them are like mid west deep south properties..

I think I'm on the wrong forum for deep math questions...No one is trying to decide between anything here, I just asked a simple question and got a bunch of wrong definitions of EMV...

We did not have the team in place or the deep enough pockets to take on that many projects at once.

Definitely, dig deep, ask help, look for information.Good Luck

Of course this is still without knowing what is in the collateral file and not looking too deep into if it's FC-er-ing.

I might be wrong about how much it cost me (I've buried it deep in the recesses of my mind since it was a waste of time and a bad experience.)

That is mostly for REIT's withe extremely deep pockets and some larger funds.They might own 70 Best Buys for example so if one goes dark they can (float the note) across the portfolio with other properties that are doing well.Small strip centers are like multifamily in that you have multiple tenants for break even occupancy.Large malls are switching to (experiential) type tenants.

Wells can get really expensive really quickly depending on how deep they need to be dug.