For those investors who are looking to acquire and occupy a 2-4 unit MF property, it's going to be a lot easier to do so. 

They really should be able to terminate even faster since they haven't onboarded or done anything yet (maybe a background check at most)You are the owner of the unit - so yes you can refuse to sign or approve any tenant generally (unless your contract specifies otherwise which would be incredibly odd - my PM runs potential tenants by me first)

Looking to get into mobile home parks, does anyone have experience in that area? 

Are you open to moving to a 2-4 unit building?

Looking at the underwriting rules for FHA and CONV investors can only own a certain percentage of the total # of units in order to be eligible for this type of financing.

They actually do the repairs and replace the unit with new if they can’t fix  Ps.

I have a property with 3 units on the lot.

I am making an offer on a multi-family home that has two units.

The difference between a duplex and a 4 unit home are not significant.  

Your experience with multi-units and property management shines through, and your advice has guided us to concentrate on mastering one specific market before expanding.