Late payments, high credit utilization, derogatory public records, collections?  

And if you do, you required to have the test done and submit the results to the department of public health. 

Also, from a public records search, I can see that the bank has filed a law suit against the owners for nonpayment of their debt.My questions are:What is the best way to approach this deal?

It's really hard to find spaces that'll zone trailer parks here in Louisville. 

This case has been around for a while and discussed in this thread, shortly after the SEC charged them civilly: $1.2 billion real estate investing ponzi schemeInept indeed.I still wonder why anyone would try to defraud someone using an investment that’s a matter of public record.

We like to get some guest feedback from each house, and use that information to determine a theme, and inform the design process as we further develop the space.

So long as your accessing your unit didn't interfere with the renters private use of their space, you could likely cashflow in that manner.

I've been trying to get an education on how much control park owners have over mobile home owners renting space in their park. 

Trusts create this anonymity by removing your name from public record.

If every homeowner in the county wanted a review there is no way they could get them all done on time without hiring an army of reviewers, clerks and renting out the space to do all the reviews.