At the time when we moved in, my husbands cousins girlsfriends mom (will call her G) is the property manager.

@Joshua McFarlin  there is a good book called: Park Place: How to Cash In on the Mobile Home Park Niche By Tony Ferris.I hear it is very good. start there.

I was so fired up that I called my husband on my drive home (1 hour) and explained Matthew's success verbatim (atleast it felt like it) and then I explained that we have to sell our house because as I exclaimed, "do you realize what type of money we are sitting on?" 

I also run a VA home loans academy called Veterans One Academy dot org.  

IE they work C/D class..I suspect many need to do this to establish their loss's for the pending litigation.. keep in mind these properties are going to revert to the mean  IE wholesale prices so there is going to be a ton of equity lost.. but one call I can probably get them all sold  no problem.

Sure, some people might call it dead money, but owning your properties outright and never having to worry about debts will provide you the best sleep you can get at night.

If it were the roof as a whole, I’d probably call the builder, but since it’s one small section and I doubt he’ll do anything, I’m hesitant to make that call.

Required 2 years of W2s, tax records, insurance records, mortgage records, called my work, sent out appraiser, signed several docs + a notary to my house for final docs.  

Will depend on your market, but at the least doing something like this would keep you 'light on your feet' and get you in that proper mindset (be lean, get out of the situation you were in ASAP)I call it an alarm clock. 

We took the door off and called it a studio, thus didn't have to install an egress because there was an exit door from the living room area.5.