All Forum Posts by: Scott Zeiger

I own a modular home, not manufactured, in an established community. I own the land and I pay an HOA fee. I want to eventually sell.

It sits on a permanent concrete foundation with cinder block piers in the center. It has 3" sewer stack vents not 1.5" 

It was built in 1976, I do not know which month but I'm guessing before June as there are no permanently attached HUD tags. I do not have any HUD information, period. Over the last 3 years of ownership, we have gone to extreme efforts to locate any type of tag or paper to no avail.

Certainly, there has to be a lender somewhere that could provide a conventional mortgage without this information. That is what I am in search of so I can sell it. 

Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

Scott Zeiger

Thanks for the reply's guys.

Anyone have a student lease agreement they would want to share?

Home inspector here. I offer a walk an talk service for just what you are looking for. No report, we go through together and I point out the big issues if any. Now, your just a little out of my service area, but I could try to help you find one where you are located that provides the same type of service.

Great idea on furnishing and the cleaning service. Thanks for the input. 

You guys are awesome. 

Checked with the city, good to go there. My intent is to make more more this way than a single tenant. Has that been you experience?

I have a single family 3 bedroom house 5 minutes from a college. I'm considering renting out the individual rooms for the first time, all inclusive including internet. I have owned it for 20 years. I'm looking for advice on the rental ageeement and how to keep the tenants limited to serious students only as I don't want a party house. The college requires 1st and 2nd year students to live on campus so that should help, hopefully. Located in Ohio TIL

I'm interested Michael, as I have 2 house under renovation now but want to get a few more in the pipeline. I have bids out on 4 houses now so the timing of this offer is great. So, more details please

Good explanation Russell, thanks.

It's certainly a sellers market here in NE Ohio. Thanks all.