And oh yea, contrary to popular belief, mobile homes actually do appreciate in the right cities, especially if the land underneath is owned.

@Mark Benevento‘Would be more than willing to pay one months rent for them elsewhere’, sounds like a cash for keys option and is one of the most popular methods of getting unwanted tenants out of a property.You haven’t provided anymore information about the tenants or what grade the property is (B, C, D?)

You're saying to millions of potential customers that you don't want them.

Just sayinJohn - I don’t say where my properties are, but in general they’re in the very popular high earning places down south.

Usually your real estate agent who scope out the type of seller and listing agent is representing this listing and will devise a strategy for you to make an offer on this little house that will appeal the goals of that seller.Some ideas might be:- short or no inspection contingencies upon your first offer- limited/short contingenies or no contingencies for appraisal- shortened financing contingency period to appeal to seller- perhaps seller is older and needs time to move out, then a lease back allowing the seller up to 60 days to move out might help- offering higher EMD or earnest money deposit or partialy hard deposit day 1 like 10,000 EMD with 2500 hard day 1 (hard meaning non refundable day 1)- obviously there is going in with a higher price as swell- use of escalation clauses are popular in the pacific northwest west and alot of agents who are in areas with out escalation clauses dont use these often but basically you agree to page a preset amount above the next highest offer till you win up to XXX,XXX price.

Some popular options include:1.

Will need to reach out to them.Stabilized Triple net plays like this one tend to produce conservative returns but also have relatively low risk. 8% is pretty good when the world is in the midst of a deep recession and your tenant is only likely to become more and more popular.

They all seem to lack in customer experience and online account interaction IMHO. 

How many customers/clients do they have other than their own parents?

A company, who specializes in custom plywood sculptures and furniture, wants to rent my home and create "an immersive gallery experience for short-term rental guests".