Also a concrete wall will need to be removed from the 2nd story balcony.  

If it is free, you will get all the unqualified people applying and you will waste tons of time and money.

If they can’t find either, why would they waste any resources on the case?

I'm more interested in accumulating a lot of doors than having a flashy lifestyle; I use the money to buy more properties.My brother, Joe, told me how he puts money into a Vanguard charitable fund - the money can't be removed but he can donate to charities he likes - and I want to do the same so I'll be putting some money that would be going toward taxes into that instead.

My home is that even if it isn't the absolute lowest price the cost savings from lowering my waste from job to job will make up for it. 1) Does this make since? 

Seems to me the $315,000 in equity if I never made a single payment (worst case scenario) would be compensation enough for having two mobile homes removed and a single individual (me) to evict. 

Are they somehow removing tenants to raise rents? 

I paid off a bunch of things and even got something from collections removed, but my score has stayed the same 

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

Look at how long units stay vacant in the market and build that into your calculations.You may also have an initial period after you close where you're removing non paying tenants, so consider that as well.