For manufactured homes it's not only Dodd Frank, Safe Act, and FinCEN - there's more and it's tricky.  

Wowever, you have to be careful and ensure they can't tie your charges to a protected class.You could try leading with a carrot instead of driving them with a stick.

Does anybody else listen to Bigger Pocket podcasts on their morning drive and have to pull over to write down ideas?

If you have debt and you have no renter you have a problem.. this happens when people leave an area for greener pastures.. or they move in with relatives... granted its nice to have cash flow rentals but its not a be all end all.. the safe play is to own them with little to no debt. 

Tacoma has some of the lowest priced rental properties in the greater Seattle area ( within 60 mins of driving).

For example 12 S Wendy Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA has definitely a market value over 600k.

I listen to them when I am driving to work, at the gym, working in the garden.

@Edwin Fisher  have you ever owned this asset class before .. do you know what your getting into.. can you drive there in an hour or less. if you don't live there I think over time you will find the property right back in the same shape it is now..

Safe travels and good luck!

Apparently running-up the water bill is a common "revenge on landlord" strategy there.He was angry with us because we expected him to move his vehicle for snow removal and had fined him after several warnings (our policy is the tenant pays for the call-back to have the plough service return to clear the drive).