totally different.and its just the cost of doing business. since I spend not one dime on marketing but I spent it on getting my money guys to PDX  LOL.. but I have not done that since 04.one occasion I flew them up and we bought a big mansion from a B ball player that went broke put it all together and sold it and made 1.5 million on it in one year..

My wife and I work and have healthy incomes so the rentals kind of pay for themselves along with us contributing capital on occasion.  

Cars would still flood on occasion I'd assume, but it would give people a fighting chance and show insurance they had at least tried to save the cars.

I’ve seen these properties get used and abused first hand on MANY (100s, maybe even 1000s by now) occasions.

Some sell a lien against the property and the buyer gets to collect interest, and on rare occasions can foreclose and get the property.

@Andrew Simpson  - if you're still looking, I've used Brock Title Co and a couple of occasions.

There have been other properties in the area that do this on occasion and when they do, they go under contract very quickly. 

She is also getting advice from a professional tenant that I just evicted so he's telling her all of these things that we are in "violation" of like the entering without permission (which like I said we have always been invited in, except on a few occasions where I had to enter to get her children up and dressed for school because cps had came and we had custody but they were allowed to sleep next door with their mom still.

Unfortunately I have run into several occasions where the parks are claiming they have a first right of refusal to buy these homes.

There are occasions when the security deposit is insufficient to cover the expenses and that is when a Renter's insurance comes handy.