Do you have a contract for the money you gave him?

You'll need to be in contract within days..literally.

If you do do it, make sure it is well contracted with an attorney so everyone's roles and responsibilities are documented as well as contingencies planned for.Good luck!

There’s lots of confusion, incorrect information, and false assumptions being made about the legality of raising capital for investment.

What legal rights do I have?

I agree with your contract company.

You can’t buy individual pads unless they’re separate parcelsFor you to “own” 10 out of 100 pads:The land would have to be legally subdivided into 10 separate parcelsEach parcel would need its own legal description, utilities, and tax IDThe city/county would have to approve the subdivision (they almost never do)RV parks and mobile home parks are almost always one parcel, meaning you can’t carve out 10 lots and sell them like condos.2.

If you are legally obligated by your state law which it sound like you are I would hire someone to clear sidewalks only. the gravel isn't in your lease and a tough shovel anyway.

Situations involving inherited property can be emotional and legally complex, so taking a breath before moving forward is smart.That said, opportunities like this can be great if handled correctly.Here are a few things to think through:Who legally owns the home right now?

@Sam Gleadle have been a paid, expert witness a few times in lawsuits against other PMCs in our area and unfortunately, the owner NEVER gets much of value out of the cases:(You'll need a copy of your management contract to show any attorney and that contract better be VERY specific.Othwerwise, you'll just be wasting your time and money.