I'm wondering if this is just the mobile home business- I've had the same kind of luck with mobile homes I've flipped. 

And I'd strongly recommend getting pre-approved as well.  

The only issue I have with this is that the lady I was referring to is not very mobile, so even that will be a tough one for her, especially in the freezing Wisconsin winters. 

For our Mobile Home Park and onsite manager collects all the rent and deposits it.

I would "let sleeping dogs lie though" Lol ;) I would be more concerned with the fact that they got a 2nd dog without consulting you for approval first

I have also applied to get pre-approved for a loan (mortgage?) 

My guess is the PR could not qualify for a bond so they have to get court approval to dump the property.Good luck

At 10:03, I got my first lead - a guy needing to sell about 20 houses.So far, since putting out the signs yesterday, I've gotten one text (the guy with 20 houses) & five calls.Out of six responses, two are no deals: 1) caller wanted to sell a 963sqft house but they're building another house right behind it on the same land/parcel & 2). caller has a mobile home he wants to get rid of but buyer will still have to pay lot rent.The caller with the mobile home is a contractor though.

-Any charges left unpaid for more than 30 days will be sent to a collection company and an additional 33% to 50% will be added for any collection or attorney costs incurred by the property manager.Tenants who need to move out early and do not want to be penalized need to complete this form and return it to your property manager for approval.*** I understand that the terms of the lease for the new tenant will be determined by the property manager and posted on the website.

Did the owners use qualifiers for tenants standards and lease approvals??