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Paul Johnson
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Question deal that may be too good to be true.

Paul Johnson
  • Lost Angeles, CA
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I'm going tomorrow to check out a double wide that seems too good to be true. Basically because the owner has an out of state job that they have to get to and MUST be out soon they are willing to take a HUGE bath on their home. And from pics and description the home is in good shape.

Obviously I'll be cautious and do my due diligence, but is there anything any of you experts can think of that I should look for? I think I know all the basics, but I don't want to miss something.
This deal seems way too good, but sometimes people have to make tough decisions.

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