And your mutual fund would never call you with an upchucking toilet. 

Not only were they embarrassed for purchasing the pile of copied paper they were insulted by the people who sold them this pile of paper, for not making it work because it had worked for thousands of others.Oh yeah, they finally gave me the course they bought and I looked it over.

Some examples of habitability codes are functional toilets, functional sinks, functional smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms, weathertight windows and doors leading outside, bathrooms must have a mechanical vent or an easily opened window, a bedroom must have an easily opened window and either two electrical outlets or one electrical outlet and a light fixture and all pipes, plumbing and electrical must be per code.

She doesn't have any prior evictions or public records.On paper she seemed like a good bet, her mom lives like two streets over.  

Tenants rarely report issues like leaking toilets and drains and considering how much damage can be caused in 3 short months I consider it mandatory.

Central (just East of 14 around Division/Sierra Hwy) is older stuff and fairly Ghetto ... good cash flow on paper, but management intensive and I'd avoid as a newbie.

If you know where to look you can get just about any mobile home in a park financed for a buyer so there is no great reason to carry paper.

I would replace before it's died or at the least have the new tank identified and ordered.I love the idea of scheduling, but getting 20 people to agree on a time is simply not possible.I proactively change out anything around plumbing, including tanks, toilet hoses, and garbage disposals. 

Being new on paper is not an issue.  

Was it easy to write up paper work?