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Shaniqua Dupree
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I can get this free!!!

Shaniqua Dupree
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So i was researching some moving boxes and came across these two office trailers that are being advertised for FREE. Im a newbie and would like to start with little to no money. If you got these for free what would you do with them? How would you turn these in to cash? Any advice on the smart thing to do would be greatly appreciated. I say turn them into livible units and rent them out. What about you?

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I'd say to expect to pay around/ at least $1500 each to move them. I've never dabbled I'm converting business mobiles to residential

Manufactured properties aren't built to code and in the same fashion as a stick built house. So adding on a kitchen and bath may literally require whole new plumbing because mobiles used old style plastic cheap stuff that rots away and you can't fix or add toi. 

If you're looking at cheap start up this may not be it. They may require thousands each to make livable.

Check the age too for moving them they look older and a lot of transport companies won't move older homes because its not safe

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