Part of my services involves space planning.

I can be on the road and halfway to Texas before the masses that can travel make it from Riverside & Temecula to Phoenix and overwhelm the services here. ;-)

A slumlord describes the landlord who doesn't maintain the property up to building code and habitability standards, and who doesn't respond to tenant requests for service and maintenance.The location of the property, amount of rent collected, value of property, or income of the tenant is NOT what defines a slumlord.

Park units are on public utilities and the tenants own their own mobile homes (TOH).

@Michael Hooper this publication of mine here on BP may help you get a better idea of how to handle these lending situations in the future.

Here is the statutory agent info:FLF STATUTORY AGENT CORP.4270 IVY POINTE BLVD - SUITE 225CINCINNATI OH 4524512/09/2016Perhaps you can try and get some documents to the owner via the agent.I know that isn’t horribly helpful...but navigating public records is an art.

My husband had been over there to meet our HVAC guy for servicing the units before summer.  

The main advantage purchasing an existing facility provides is some income while you are stabilizing the property; even if the owner only has 30% occupancy, that's better than starting from scratch with debt service payments.

https://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/public.... 

So you open up a new bank account in CO, and give someone you know in Colorodo ATM authorization to use your debit card and put a prepaid amount on there for them to buy groceries each month as a tip for doing you the service.