Unless you offer to pay someone or use someone you currently do business with it will be near impossible to find someone to run you bids to make an offer that may not be accepted. 

Harder but not impossible.

So, you should not count on my advice, and with limited amount info you are actually providing, it is next to impossible to give you an accurate estimate.

Additionally, some recent "landlord protection laws" across the country have made it impossible for landlords to accept people in your situation, as it is now illegal (in NY, for example) for landlords to accept an additional deposit beyond a month's rent on a tenant whom brings with her additional risk. 

Finding a cash flowing property is almost impossible, especially with no money down which means a 110% loan.

If it isn't, the property can be flagged for unauthorized deleading and it will make it near impossible for you to get a letter of lead safe compliance from the state.  

I guess after hearing the previous comments there is already a sale on the property so pledging the property as an asset would be impossible.

Any big park can make life hard if not impossible for a 3rd party landlord. 

As many have said or implied here, it seems like they are virtually impossible to get out of once you enter into an agreement, companies don't call you back, and the possible illegalities in their leases are almost impossible to fight in court because of the high cost of litigation, attorney fees, etc.

I don't think the tenant can make it impossible to show the place, to either new tenants or possible buyers.Don't mix business and family because you get crap like this.