All Forum Posts by: Dawn Young

Is it possible to get a lot loan on a lot with a mobile (that is Not going to be removed)?  We would be using the house as a rental.

 Hi, I asked the seller, but he never got back to me. Sorry!

thanks.  But heavy or medium duty?  

Hi, we're thinking about getting some bandit signs (yard signs).  I wasn't sure if we should buy the heavy duty or regular stakes.  What do you buy?

I ran across a guy desperate to sell his mobile in NY.  I know of no details, but can hook up anyone interested.  He wants to sell within a couple of days.

 We called the fire Dept, but by the time we came out it was out.   Also, i did find out that the mom discovered that she probably has cancer, not that that's an excuse or any thing.  Just saying people act weird in grief.  Police are coming soon.  

ps, they are on a mth to mth lease, and they are good tenants otherwise, aside from having too much yardsale junk in their yard.  

My husband and I just got done putting out a fire that the tenant's son (not on the lease, and as far as I know, not living there), started.  There was a big pile of sticks between our place and theirs, and, since it was "st Patricks day" (he said) he started it on fire. I think he had been drinking.  I also think that he used major amounts of kerosene, judging by the 15-20- ft flames!  Unfortunately, there are 3 trees right above that pile, and they started to catch on fire.   We are inside city limits, and its illegal to have a bonfire on a non-fire day (there are rarely fire days). Needless to say, we are getting rid of the pile of wood.  Nothing important caught on fire, and the tenants now think we are major worry warts.  What should we do?  I just want that son to be supervised when he visits, and not stay over night.  And I would like them to only have small camp fires, not under trees! (which we talked about when they moved in.)  Should we press charges on the son?  He didn't even help put out the fire, but stood there like he was a stone.  

Hi, all, any updates on this topic, now that its been a year?  

I'm totoally not an expert on mfhp's, If you can build those amenities without spending too much, or using up too much valuable land, and your heart is in it, it makes sense to do it. Its not like you are building a pool or something expensive and dangerous.  please keep us posted on how this goes for you!  I wish we could pull off building a mfhp from the ground up.  Don't be afraid to buy cheap houses for the park and move them on, to fill the park up, then sell for cash or payments.  I am sure you'll make your money back way faster, and have less late payments, this way, sense the homes you'd put on would be economically feesable.  Are you doing your own excavation/contracting?