I market to seniors for stable income and minimal turnover.

But if you are a senior investor, I can see being on a glide path to fewer properties and maybe no debt. 

While the thought of tax dollars paying for those 'iphones and big screens' is bothering, I look at it as accomplishing what spending that money on the police couldn't do.

A credit check has revealed that a prospective tenant has a criminal background of assault on police officer, destruction of police property, and obstruction from five years ago.

One of the main points to research is if there are subsequent lien holders after the senior lien that you're buying b/c those will also need to be cleared after you take ownership of the property.

Both are Senior 55+ Parks and bring in desirable tenants.  

I graduated from The University of Tennessee, and currently work for Home Depot as a senior analyst in international logistics.

After the year was up there were signs problems with the police coming to the house 3,4 times a month.

We did a reverse lookup of the phone number and it came back as Sandra Whalen (I assume this is Bert Whalen’s wife or some other relation).Here is a link to the actual message if you want to listen to it.I have reported this to the police.

@John West...you can run it both ways, you can name the park if you have permission maybe...or just name the city with some general pictures of homes that look similar to what is in the park or what you'll be bringing in.It depends on the market and the park, you want the ad to be accurate as possible to what you are going to bringing in and truest representation of the homes in the park...unless a senior only park, or 1 bedroom trailers....a family is going to look for the best school district for their kids..so be sure to name that as well..unless a truely bad school district.Mobile home park residents still look for everything that a single family renter looks for as well in a market for their kids.