I may be able to work a deal with them after the first transaction.Time is not a concern, but I would like to generate more profit than if I was to invest it in CD or stock market.

Does anyone have the wording I could put into our wills concerning this?

I'm looking at a 26 lot mobile home park and would love some input on analyzing the deal/specifics.

However, there are some other forms I need to be pointed towards.I am in need of a move in/move out a checklist, so the tenant can make a note at move-in of any concerns they have regarding the condition of the premises and to establish responsibility for any damages at the time of move out.I also need a rental application. 

I would like to know if anyone has any feedback or information concerning these two programs (i.e. are they reputable, are the beneficial, etc.).

Yes, as an active investor in Metro Atlanta, I absolutely do have three recommendations on how to get steady business:Be Mobile - You probably already know that attorneys that do in-house mortgage closings already have a notary on staff.

My main concern is lawsuits due to accidents because of this associated water source.

I back it up by actually fixing things in a  timely manner, listening to their concerns, and forgiving one late fee a year. 

Great response and i'm very happy that my first post has received such a knowledgeable veterans inputTo answer your last question of would it be really shady that it's so far below market - what i'm noticing is that they are giving me pro forma numbers (best case scenario) to make the place look like a good deal, and my concern is that if the rents were too far below that, there may be a reason that they are hiding for it.

Really my only concern is if I take a 20K down payment and the lender calls the loan due.