Google the difference between PA landlord laws and TX landlord laws and you'll see why MHP investors are fleeing PA and trying to sell their assets as quickly as possible.

I’m in the process of buying my 3rd property, which will be my primary residence for my family and I, it will be our permanent home for a lil while.

I'd really prefer to hear from those that have gone through a similar process as me and get recommendations for lenders to look into?

Its kind of like in Golf where you have some golfers fudge their scores to have lower handicaps than they really do. correct - and many think that its up to the LP and their problem, but its like selling alcohol, just because someone says they are 21 does not mean they are.

@Jason Mergl I would sell and then buy in the midwest.

If they want the place and pass the screening process , then they sign the lease . 

I now have 12-doors there and am in the process of adding a couple duplexes.I don't have much experience with moving out of state for income tax purposes but the first state that came to mind is NV.

I'd love to get details on how easy the process was, as I'm concerned about the city forcing me to get rid of the whole unit itself.

I looked at the best-case scenario for a rental that I am selling (it's under contract) if a cash buyer bought it and placed it into service at a Rent-O-Meter average price, and the annual yield is 6.33%.

They also were extremely rude and threatening to me during the inspection process.