One of the keys to profitability in mobile home parks is the fact that so many of them are poorly run by mom and pop operators.

Best bet is to have them sign it and send it to collections to make sure they actually pay it.

Your best bet here is to get everyone terminated and start over if possible.

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In fact I bet the bank is still saying yes.   

I've changed my mindset over the past few years after reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad and have since been learning all I can about investing and figuring out which path is ultimately the best for me moving forward.  

Probably your best bet is to contact the city or county and see about getting it rezoned.

        A year ago I decided to wanted to become a real estate investor after reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki , and I had no idea how to get started in this arena. 

I've never tried godaddy, but I bet it would be fine.

I think your best bet is to give them notice to vacate and start fresh.