A family member just went into managed care and we need to sell his Mobile about 5 hours away, currently residing in a MH park in the inland empire area (SoCal).  

Applicants pay the application fee to the screening agency.

In ohio you also need to provide your buyer and seller with a consumer guide to agency and have them fill out a reciept stating you provided them with that information.

Realisticially, the chance of recovering any funds is slim to none.We turn our paperwork over to a collections agency. 

As I age and get less mobile I have access to inexpensive nursing / maid care and cheap medical in at least two of those countries and I can always sell a trophy asset if i need the cash.

I grew up in Mobile, AL and currently live in Houston, TX; those are the two areas where I would like to start, but I intend to invest across the country.Like so many others, reading “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” is what opened up this whole new world to me and motivated me to start investing.

We looked at condos at one point where the majority of bookings were through one agency.

So that is a bit frustrating.So next I reached out to the agency that has the house listed to schedule a showing. 

Here are a few things to do: Many banks are offering mortgage forbearance to postpone payments for 3 months,Make tenants sign repayment agreements when agreeing to reduced rent,Enforce the “no waiver” and “payment” clauses in your rental agreement,Take tenants who don’t pay to court after this is over,Report unagreed upon nonpayment to credit agencies... basically, landlords still have the upper hand.

Does the homes through the federal agencies have a policy against removing home owners insurance with a promissory note?