A tenant that loves a home and gives their 30 notice to their current landlord today, for example, would not be ready to move in until 30 days from now.

I buy double wides on their own land (not in parks).  

What caught you off guard, and what would you recommend to new landlords that are about to go through an eviction?

Now my questions are:What should I set my price for the house/land at?

Hi,I have 55 acres of land, mostly wooded.  

They aren't looking out for the homeowner, they are chartered by the state to look out for the renter (ironically, paid for by the landlord and other taxpayers).Hopefully he can prove the damages happened after July 2014 so he can get reimbursed from Section 8 by the Housing Choice Landlord Guarantee Program.  

Evictions do stink and I wouldn't wish it upon any landlord.

You could end up bidding on a worthless piece of land.    

It currently has tenants that have not had a lease for the last three years, the seller/landlord verbally told them they have until January 31.

An LLC could solve quite a bit of this but he already has enough on his plate and really neither of us want to deal with an LLC on top of all this...So...We would like to take the rent funds in the name of the trust in a bank account and draft checks etc for the building as well.My question is how to set up a bank account for a land trust and is anyone using a bank familiar with land trusts?