Creates the Tenant Bill of Rights, with provisions governing exclusions, the identification of an owner and agent, a landlord's right of access, prohibited harassment, required notices, a landlord's responsibility to maintain, a tenant's remedies, security deposits, notification of foreclosure actions, and the prohibition of retaliatory conduct by a landlord.

Assuming we will conduct thorough due diligence on the park infrastructure and utilities, I'm looking for guidance on the following:1) Does anyone have experience in extracting this type of information from challenging Sellers?

It could depend on your area, and also whether you own or lease the panels which the person conducting the BPO would have no way of knowing. 

I am excited to share some news with you—I recently purchased my first rental property last week, and I'm currently conducting viewings for a second one!

The money would be held by a trustworthy third party (perhaps a title company or bank) and distributed after draw inspections conducted by a neutral third party (possibly a licensed home inspector).  

it appears that @AW Eilers "hijacked" this old thread from 2011.As other have posted, there are many types of auctions intended to liquidate real estate.Some are forced sale auctions such as sheriff sales which are judicial, meaning conducted pursuant to court order.

Try joining your local REI Club - Conduct a search on google.3.)

I have the following in my General conduct section of the lease:i) Not to permit any person to occupy the Premises other than those persons identified above.

I lived in Atlanta for 8 years and I still have a hard time understanding the area completely.I'm still trying to find a better way to conduct my searches.

Constructive input.I'd be interest in compiling the information and supporting suggestions for modifications and exemptions that may be allowed by the CFPB.The BP community could have thousands of justifications and in support to allow modifications, I'm sure that big brother will listen if requests are reasonable, keep within the purpose of the law, place sufficient safeguards in business to be conducted and that can be managed or overseen with little or no additional costs.Any takers?