I’m focusing on Apple TV here since it’s the most powerful hardware of the steaming set-top boxes which, when enrolled under some form of mobile device management, can be auto-reset and reconfigured after each guest checks out.

The seller does not want to allow me put lock box on the door.

The seller does not want to allow me put lock box on the door.

But the silver lining is each property review shows me why not to go for it and when that 'right' property comes along I'll have the check boxes ready to go. 

I have a couple questions that I'm not sure where to go in order to get answered:1) Not sure if to do a signed lease or cash under the table (and have him use a P.O box for his mailing address).

Additionally, bring it up during the interview always as it shows initiative, drive and "outside of the box" thinking which any interviewer or company should be interested in. 

Check with DOT for any road widening that might take some of your land and reduce down the amount of parking spaces available.Make sure newly signed rent for that box building size is not inflated for the area where the seller in exchange for TI's is getting inflated rents to sell off to a buyer.

Sounds like you are thinking big picture and looking outside the box.  

But the appraiser is still going to check the "manufactured" box so I imagine the value will be somewhere between an IRC house and a traditional manufactured.The MH Advantage Fannie mortgage is the new program designed specifically for these, and it is pretty attractive... 3% down. 

In the current leases look for how much rent they are paying per sq ft for their tenant space box size and see if at market, below, or above?