I work in agency financing and Freddie & Fannie love MHP's due to their mission driven mandates and affordable rents.

In my other (professional) life, I work for a federal agency and have seen a lot of fraud. 

And all these alphabet soup agencies do more harm than good.

As a banker I specialize in agency financing I finance multifamily (5+units) and mobile home park properties nationwide on behalf of Fannie & Freddie.

@Ryan Bird under agency law, landlords are are still liable and can be held accountable for property managers' actions, even if they had no knowledge or involvement in the act, hence, the importance of thoroughly interviewing and deciphering between a good and bad property management company.

I know I'm not the only small time landlord facing this, and since I have properties in multiple counties, dealing with each different agencies is becoming increasingly difficult and frustrating.

Get a judgment for the maximum allowed, send it to a collection agency, and then write it off.

Agency financing this year has finally done away with the years worth of reserves that they were requiring during the pandemic 

Title agency?

Working the rezoning of the property through the planning agency.