I have seen homes sold at double their value just for the commercial land underneath.

At one point the building inspector suspected that the property may have had a hazardous material underneath the flooring.

People who had owned these units for 20 years free and clear were trying to get out from underneath the assessment.

Basically there's no layer underneath the ceramic roof tiles.

One trick I have used with varying levels of success is to cut the door height up a little bit to allow more air to pass underneath.

I would even spend a few dollars on grading the soil and maybe even get a few test done, environmental and feasibility study..But yes I wouldn't do it alone.. no way

______All vinyl floors need to be mopped, waxed, and cleaned, including underneath cabinets.

Focus on the soil of the land I probably bought the worst piece of land in the best location because the soil is so saturated to where there’s no way I can keep the house level.

For example we have pockets in our region that are notoriously bad for foundation issues, often due to being near rivers and more of a flat plain type terrain that allows water to pool and further cause settling issues in our already too moldable clay like soil.

Own the land underneath the mobile How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?