It is all up to what the specific parties find to their mutual best benefit.

Theresa,The cost of the refi is incredibly low, we have different savings accounts now that (thanks to Dave Ramsey) are standing by for family emergencies (so we will not be in that position again), and yes - our overall spending habits have changed dramatically.

Prevailing party attorney fees are also mandatory in Florida's landlord tenant statute, it would be prudent to add Chapter 475 to your study list.This is not legal advice and does not create an attorney client relationship.

I think once you get a customer or two then your knowledge of property management will kick in and you’ll be fine but it’s just like any business the hardest part is selling and getting customers. 

Compromise requires each party to get something of value, not just something that you consider of value.

Removed on-site property manager and implemented professional 3rd party management (at lower cost).

In New York, the landlord cannot legally hand deliver or serve his/her own tenants; this must be done by a process server whom is not a party to the contract being breached. 

Remember to be kind to them and ask for guidance - you'll find they are very helpful if they like you:)Also, make sure the existing park is a good investment and can stand on it's own WITHOUT the expansion.   

You can get a 3rd party to look over the house and give you a report about the condition of your property.

It's a great way to get in at a lower cash outlay if the parties are willing to endure living in the construction and also the property as it won't likely be your dream home.Just my 2 cents!