Just looking at timelines, since we wouldn't receive the bill until after the security deposit was due back to the tenant after move-out.Thanks, 

I received some initial information from him, but we are going to discuss price and other questions I have then.Here is what I know:20 pad site9 lots rented (8 lot rent only, 1 park owned)city water and sewer (a rare find for rural Maine)lot rent is $250Water is not separately metered, but is split evenly among the tenantsYes, vacancy of pads is high, but I think over time I could fill these.

Then you manage the property for a year, at which point you should have sufficient documentation for a bank loan, & pay off the seller-financed loan.

I reached out to them and received what is by far the lowest price back on the quote, but after reading a couple threads here about the claims process seeming to require lawsuits to get anywhere I am more worried about it. 

So would this be the case even though they wouldn’t be on any documents involving that investment?

It is a rental so don't need anything high grade but I don't want to stay up at night thinking my windows are going to shatter next year when Irma 2.0 comes rolling through.Have been receiving a few quotes from window companies but they are asking $25-40k for removing and installing. 

I actually just got home from a pre-approval meeting and realized I may run into a struggle receiving a loan right off the bat. 

So here we are a month into them releasing the home to another asset mgr and the receiving asset mgr has yet to see the home in their database.The home has been on auction.com for a yr and they simply tell me to make an offer with the bank...can't do that if I don't have the number and none of the ones I have tried seem to work...or better yet how do I find an agent who deals with chase reo homes so that I can present an offer directly?

For others searching the threads, few other suggestions we received from various sources on this situation:1.

I realized I may struggle a bit with receiving my first loan (due to limited 2 year proof of income) for the type of duplex property I really want to pursue.