.%), manufactured housing (~7.4%), mixed-use (6.8%), industry (5%), and MF (~4%).

The kitchen cabinets were bought new and he only reported one damaged, setting us back another two weeks for manufacturing of a new section.

I’m trying to pick up a small MF property (12 units) and it seems the recent banking crisis has started a bit of a credit crunch in the commercial lending world… my favorite lender to work with (a really knowledgeable guy at a local credit union) said his underwriters have given instructions to hold off on any new loans for now “to preserve capital in order to strengthen our balance sheets in anticipation of further turmoil”. 

I sold my duplex and bought 4 turnkey manufactured homes (rentals) in 4 different parks on land leases, so they qualify as real property.

I'll probably have to make a short instruction for my guests because there is a locking tab in the middle of the door that needs to be released to open the screen.  

You need to consult with them on this. here is how it works  title company holds EM they only release with mutual instructions from seller and buyer and who is to get what. short of that they hold it for a period of time and then if the parties cant agree they will interplead the funds to the local court then you make a motion to get the funds back or the seller makes a motion to retain..

You are asking them to use their license, wire account, and instructions for free??

Also can be resold/rented if you decide to do something else with the space.Here are a couple of manufacturers https://www.boscontainer.com/ https://www.universalstoragecontainers.com/

Did the PM NOT instruct them to leave appliances, assuming they (PM) knew they belonged to you?

I'm willing to talk to whoever I need and even go to the jail to meet the guy.Pros:It's in a great spot and decent shape externallyIt's owned outrightDude will be in jail awhile and not able to pay taxes or maintain it (motivation)Cons:Dude's in jail  lolPotential remediation from drug use/manufacture