@Truong TranGet some legal education about contract law...specifically, the elements of a contract (what you must have to have a contract).You will need to know about contract law to be an investor, anyway, and your research will answer your own question.

Transparency is something I really look for, along with the numbers making sense, the ethics of the operation and the people who own it, and very critically the quality of the property management, which can be the most critical element for the long term success of your investment.Let me know if I can help.

A landlord that has five properties or less does not need a full featured accounting package.

The second was a bad heating element in the dryer.

Check out: http://www.chahousing.org/s/index.php/programs/hou...and look at the section that says, "Landlord Briefing Package (All in PDF Format):"then click on "Click Here 2016 SAFAR Payment Standards (effective 10-1-2015)"Look forward to hearing about it!

.) : wholesale and RealtorTypes of Properties: Any types of properties, currently have a 5 door package Target areas, counties or cities: Prince George's County and Baltimore CityDo you invest in or out of state (or both): Neither at the moment, but will venture to Carolinas, Atlanta suburbs and New Jersey (close to Atlantic City) What are you looking for: Cash buyers and those looking to do fix and flips or buy and holds.

It can be submitted to the media packages to promote the business and the value of the brand in the business world.

I have a 14 unit building and tenants can't get packages.

Among many other goals.There is a great opportunity for us, but managing the human element and financial drive into a healthy balance is a daily work in progress. 

@Casey Carroll@Ken Rishel is an expert in Mobile Home Regulation, where you finance land/homes packages aka "Lonnie Deals".If you do a lease and a separate option, no rent credits, I do not see a problem.Now doing out of state LO Assignments without a RE license is a trick. :)I would stick to non litigious states and have a RMLO look at a 1003 app for an opinion as to their opinion as to easy - hard it will be to get a mortgage.Converting a lease option to a land contract in case the TBer can not secure permanent financing should be considered to keep complaints down.You do NOT want a tenant buyer going to a lawyer and saying "how can I get out of this lease option?"