Hi All,My neighbor is 97, suffers from dementia and has no heirs. 

My experience has been that if you charge extra fees for pets (aka non refundable “deposit) then tenants feel they are already paying for future damage so therefore wont work as diligently (or at all) to mitigate damage. 

But its for sure every contractor wont be interested. 

If it appears that the defendant has very limited or no assets, or to even get to those assets it will go over his profits and or wont even break even, then in all but the cases but personal self-righteous vindication will the lawsuit be foregone. 

They might even be willing to suffer lower cash flows for the short term, because they want to own properties in cities with higher than average growth prospects.

Lender wont count the income from the POH.. only what space rent is for the area.also for me and I have owned 4 parks ( mainly repositioning )1. must be on city sewer and water2. get rid of the POH ASAP.. give them to the tenants if you have to and turn the space rent into 400 a month or so.absorption for 20 new pads is for ever.. especially if the existing units are junky old singles and doubles.

I know that they wont do ANYTHING for me till then so why prolong this???

I'm sure this wont be the last time you have a learning experience, and I honestly mean that as a compliment! 

They wont go!!!

There are various reasons, but your typical FSBO seller will have unrealistic price expectations, and even when you get past that, they wont understand the still need to negotiate after the home inspection.