I moved to Rock Hill three months ago for a fresh start.  

It's got 6 spots, 3 mobiles in there, a shop, and a restaurant (which I want no part of I'd turn it into storage or something) Every inch of my home town,  trailer loving spirit wants to own this park.

The property is located somewhat close to train tracks but the tracks only serve as a temporary storage line for CSX and the neighbors rarely notice any noise disturbances.  

Then you get a fresh start.

@ Nicole- Not sure about NY rules but most states have a 30 days to get your personal belongings and if they aren't retrieved then you can sell it, etc. for storage or whatever your accrued costs are for clean up, damages or anything needed from what was left behind.

Personally,I would be prepared in this situation with a rental moving truck from U-haul and an offer to take their crap to any new place they found to live or a storage unit rental in case they are going to be homeless till they get their act together.Pay for the first months rent on the storage unit and the truck.It is well worth the minor expenses compared to them destroying the interior of the home you were trying to save.I sure as hell wouldn't want to meet with them alone days later after kicking them to the curb with no place to go.That's a dangerous system they have there.

As a freshly minted newbie, I didn't know about this refi limitation until I started shopping around for rates near the end of the renovation project.

I think for the area, I'd do a couple shrubs up front and one load of fresh gravel or crushed limestone (probably gravel) just to make the parking area look more consistent. 

I just want to say Hi to everyone following their dreams of financial freedom through real estate investing!Thanks for all the free content!Cheers

The other option would be a Mini-Storage business, but, I balk at the thought of spending a million plus and having to manage it for the rest of my life.