I suspect my tenants are glad I perform a criminal background check. 

Once I’ve had a look around I will begin asking questions about their processes to learn if they are taking short cuts or performing quality work.

Owners mistakenly ASSUME all PMCs offer the exact SAME SERVICES and PERFORM those services EXACTLY THE SAME WAY, so price is the only differentiator – and they often select the first PMC they call!

The parties to the transaction are responsible for performing any curative matters.

@Paul Kit - I would highly recommend that you reach out to the local mobile home park managers as well as the mobile home supply stores in your area to see if they have any recommendations on who to hire to perform repairs.

We've found many deals by meeting with Park Managers, tell them what we do (buy, fix and sell) and then perform.

Let us know how/if the lender performs. 

We have not had a court agree to our repair labor charges if we performed the repair labor against a security deposit.

I am working on my year end financial assessment to see how my properties performed for the last year 2021.

These things are for example a owner/borrower claiming “wrongful” foreclosure; the borrower having file a bankruptcy that the parties missed; a potential claim for work performed on the property but unpaid (mechanics) lien; work paid for but for which the contractor did not pay his laborers ( workman’s lien) and any other basis a fee hungry attorney can think of to file a lawsuit.