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Patrick McGowen
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  • Belgrade, MT
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Does the shell even matter?

Patrick McGowen
  • Investor
  • Belgrade, MT
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I am looking at a pre-1976 mobile home. I realize there are issues with the standards that were implemented in 1976; probably better to demo than move. But if the wiring, plumbing, siding, roof, windows, doors, flooring, appliances have been replaced, what makes a 1970 single wide any different in value from a 1980 or 1990 of same size in same park? Thanks

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