When it comes to buying windows for your house flip, you might want to consider checking out local home improvement stores or even online retailers for a wide selection.

This is something that a buyer/tenant can afford in their monthly payment due to the low cost of a trailer ($40k) seems pretty typical out here for a double wide of roughly 1600 square feet.  

Your areas are too wide now so no one is going to hop in and try to help you in one with the chance that you might pivot to one of the others.

Unless it is a double wide on land, then the land is what would make it valuable.

As others have said, this deal doesn't make much sense unless there is some special angle none of us have yet considered that you're aware of. 

They felt the tenant was angling for something, but unsure of what that was.I'm now sending a third plumber, per tenant's request.Tenant is also asking to be let out of his lease so he could move at the end of the next month - due to the smell.If the third plumber also smells nothing, should I let the tenant out of the lease?

Also, the revenue estimates are generally widely exaggerated in order to justify the exorbitant property management fees.Finally, if people are interested, I’m happy to post updates on how my own development project works out.I hope this helps!

It may give some in the "community" some experience, but it sure goes wrong for the people they practice on.Now, let's see, they said to approach the client/victim at a high angle . . .  

My assumption is if 2nd floor patio door has overhang coverage, that’s a hard/steep angle of direct rain intrusion above the sliding door.  

I hear a wide ranges of responses from investors, inspectors, and experienced electrician's alike from "ticking time bomb" to "not a big deal", so i'm trying to decide what to do.