I would be selling the park owned mobiles to tenants to get out from under the maintenance and repairs...but I can't sell the house...but I don't really want to deal with a renter in the house and owners in the mobiles.Should I just steer clear of this one?

You are definitely NOT being too paranoid because clearly they already got to you and closed your BiggerPockets account!!!!

A question and I'll try to be clear...

Clearly I need some hard facts and a lot of learning.

We have narrowed it down to two we like.The first home is 1252 sqft, it has a double car garage and has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths and is a single storyThe second home is 1642 sqft and is 3 bed 2.5 bath, single car garage, and it is a 2 storyWe will own the lot free and clear after the partition, and the first home is going to cost about 125k to build, turn key.

I own this thing free and clear, and my property taxes & utilities are always paid current.What if I decided to:a) Stop paying my HOA fees and never pay them againb) Fall out of compliance with the HOA restrictions in some other way (stop mowing the lawn, let my house fall apart, some other obnoxious violation).What kind of consequences would I have to deal with from the HOA?

Bill Gulley I understand the definitions of loans, maybe I need to learn to be a little more clear in my headings lol.

All of this is negotiated and spelled out in your operating agreement your attorney sets up.Expectations have to be clearly defined and agreed to UPFRONT as equitable for all involved.

You can't transfer clear title without that mortgage being satisfied.

In my multi, it's taken a while, but the hallways are clear, the basement is clear and clean.