But don't take my word for it, there are Several recent articles in Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Green Street Advisors, National Real Estate Investor and all over the web right now as Self-Storage is once again in the spotlight - so do your homework and make your own judgment. 

For properties I already own, I use Google Alerts to keep track of any changes or potential issues by using keywords like 'South Lake Tahoe Permit' and I then get notified of any web traffic that hits on those keywords. 

I am a reader of your web site, too.

That's how we roll with our web business.

Start with getting your web-site up and running well for marketing and get your management agreement and fee structure in place. 

Do a web search for "landlord mortgage" or "landlord financing" and see what you come up with.

Go on the web site and they will have there contacts there.

Features as per website are:"online text, online audio, online flashcards, practice tests, test simulator, proactive instructor, PDF eBook, Exam Prep Book"I’ve found the web interface easy to use so far.

I found https://www.kgrlaw.com/ in a web search but i don't know anything about them but they claim to know about setting up series LLC's in Indiana. 

South Carolina Drinking Water Watch is at this url  http://dwwwebvm.dhec.sc.gov:8080/DWW/ If you find a MHP that has more than 15 or more service connections or 25 or more people on the well(s) and it is not listed at Drinking Water Watch (web url) for its State then it is only a matter of time before the State Agency finds out about it and requires it to become permitted.I know this is off topic but thought if you weren't aware of this it may help you  if you find a MHP not on a City or County Public Water System.