Do they have any leg to stand on here, or is this just someone being crazy? 

I'd prefer to review in private, without any pressure, just to make sure I understand everything without everyone standing over my shoulder. 

This market is EASY to sell and HARD to buy.I can't stand renters - plus I just would rather make 25k to 50k in a few months than wait a few years for a renter to pay it.  

My wife and I live in a Seattle in a neighborhood that allows for free standing studio and apartment rentals. 

The real reasons agents exist is primarily two fold.

in terms of TITLE Insurance, you can buy a Lender's policy (Usually required by a Lender-- you purchase it for them) an OWNER's POLICY (Covers the Owner costs a little more but not a lot) a LEASEHOLD POLICY (Usually used in the event of a Ground Lease; consider telecom, solar, and stand alone commercial buildings) and ENDORSEMENTS to any of the above.

It's unfortunate that your agent didn't want to stand up for you and at least fight for you to try to get it back.

These are not in parks, they are generally standing in for where a sitebuilt unit will eventually go.

Interest+depreciation+repair+etc minus rent can leave you in a negative tax condition, which could (and often is) of greater financial benefit than standing pat with locked-up equity *provided* the equity leveraged to create the interest (i.e., the mortgage on your rental) is used to make more money.

I had one property that the thieves beat the door in so hard that the door folded in half.