I personally took the classes to get a license and was planning on actually completing my license, (though never did because I moved to CA), in MA for a few reasons. 1) The cost was low, I think I only paid about $400 for the course.2) The time commitment was low, you only need to complete 40 hours of instruction.3) If I wanted to get a license, I could do so and hang it with a broker simply to help myself with my own process of accessing the MLS and being more self sufficient.Having completed the course I can tell you that you will learn nuances to real estate that you didn't already know. 

I also was the company controller for a manufacturer for several years and have a degree in accounting. 

I posted form instructions below as well.https://www.revenue.pa.gov/FormsandPublications/Fo...

My wife and I purchased a manufactured (mobile) home when we first married in 1991.

I don't respond to prospects that don't follow simple instructions.   

(I went through the instructions but found them hard to follow)2.

(I went through the instructions but found them hard to follow)2.

Hello BP Family,I am running into a lot of manufactured home leads.

The tenant is clearly instructed on the importance of on timely payment and must understand late payment will result in eviction or non renewal of their lease.

As I recall, our term was 4 or 5 months.Hold a Quit Clam Deed in Escrow - Have the closing agent draft a QCD from you back to her with instructions to record it in the event you either go out of business or you can't meet the 5-month balloon term from suggestion #1 above.