Perhaps you could help with this, have you been able to create functions or macro's on your sheet that can pull information from the internet and autopopulate the sheet?  

Manufactured home isn't in the best shape , was built in 1993, but has some good bones (kitchen is functional etc).

I think this could be a good strategy, but never heard it talked about, so I am sure I am probably flawed somewhere within the tax code for income classifications. 

I’m very familiar with the search function and have exhausted the majority of options previously written about so I’m trying to get creative.

Here is the list:Owner Occupied:No Occupancy | Status:Vacant | Property Classification(s): Residential | Property Type(s):Single Family | Building Size (SqFt):1,300 | On Market:No | Owner Type:Individual | Estimated Value:$150,000 | Estimated Equity %:40%Basically this is a list of vacant absentee owners with more than 40% equity.

Flippers now need to pay attention to the fact that adults will be spending more time at home than usual so will need more functional workspaces.

For the gap, have it right next to the stove and leave it large enough to be functional (8 inches or so). 

The irony is (in my experience) that small landlords provide some of the best (clean, safe & functional) market rate or slightly below in the vast majority of cities. 

People should spend less time obsessing over 'left' and 'right' wing media classifications, and start looking into claims that each of them makes. 

The typical functions that need accounted for are: acquisitions, capital (both equity and debt) and execution (asset management/property management).