outside of the cost of the appraisal - do you have to pay for items such as a loan origination fee, title costs relating to recording a mortgage, etcI appreciate everyone's help!

As opposed to, the interest being considered investment interest and I have to itemize?

@Greg O'Brien, I think the last item from the list applies to everyone.

It sounds like you have already taken action and moved the important items out and talked to the neighbors.

@James YorkYou should work with a lender who is familiar with lenders with real estate portfolio's.Lenders have the ability to add-back certain items to come up with your total income which helps your DTI ratio.Regarding your rental income - a lender will add-back non-cash tax expenses such as depreciation.

@Jeff Purl agree with others below - have also found relative “quality” items at Home Goods, TJ Max, Marshals , and Ross

I soon realized, which is what I hated, that nothing was ever written down, items were not addressed, and I could barely ever get a hold of them when stuff was going wrong.

Maybe 2 other items to add. 

Perhaps I should be concerned about more items but primarily I’m just concerned with someone taking a good deal and spoiling it for the rest which is why I am focused on the potential sale restrictions  below. 

The only "personal" property value is essentially the blue book value of that asset (and it's not much).On the expense side, on a $100,000 mobile home park revenue you would the following largest line items (water/sewer, trash, property tax, manager, mowing, insurance, repair and maintenance).