The foreclosure was likely just for the lot the house was on, easy enough to verify by the legal description in the foreclosure/final judgment. 

You definitely should add an attorney to your team and speak with him/her about that in more detail from a legal aspect.From a tax standpoint, an LLC doesn't really do anything for you - your share of income/losses is passed through to you and reported on your individual tax return.If you have any other tax questions, happy to help.

You could legally have 7 people living in a 3 bd. 

I am looking an attorney in Redford, MI that can help with legal eviction case.Thanks

I did some research and found a couple of legal resources for you: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/sites/default/fil... https://advance.lexis.com/documentpage/teaserdocum...https://www.sheriff.co.pueblo.co.us/law/investigat...These websites talked about security deposits in CO.

Second, and more importantly, you can’t legally just remove a tenant from a lease without that tenant’s knowledge/permission.  

If that happens, they will also have to pay your legal fees for the ejectment lawsuit. 

Going forward how can I legally withhold the portions of the security deposit as tenants move out?  

Because this is a Manufactured Home Community and their laws are a little different than a Real Estate Salesperson's legal responsibilities (I am an inactive Real Estate Salesperson so I know that law, and I know that this would be considered Disclosure Fraud), I'm wondering if it still is Disclsoure Fraud in this case)I've called several attorneys but nobody calls me back.Nancy Neville

If you can figure out a way to legally charge for a ”kid deposit” please let me know