Property is winterized.In addition to missing sheetrock, the ductwork is covered with plastic and cabinets, refrigerator, stove, and any openings are outlined with painters tape.  

Bandit signs - these are the 18" x 24" plastic signs you see on the side of the road.

It had a formed plastic counter top before this which was cracked and not safe.

They have never been updated so they still have those ugly oak cabinets in the kitchen and bathrooms as well as the old fixtures and plastic shower/tubs in the bathrooms.

Scenario: Asking Price $159990 for a property by seller, I'm prospective buyerThe Nightmare: Modular home built in 2003, currently owned by rental company renting for 50% the going rate of the area, property next door looks like it came out of the Swamp (peeling paint on wood siding, plastic sheeting floating in the wind over the windows, 5 lawn mowers that may or may not work at the side of the house, you get the picture), backyard faces a truck depot with a bunch of repairs behind a chain linked fence. 

For the shower enclosure, do you use tile or a 3-sided plastic shower enclosure?

I called a thawing company out and they said that a section of the piping is plastic so their machine didn’t work to thaw it out...

Its an older town house that does have poor insulation.I lived there for 4 years prior to purchasing another home and to help the draft we would seal the windows with plastic insulating during winter.

Cans, glass, food, plastic, paper......the glass shatters in the fire and mixes with food sometimes.

You might start with a cheap plastic barrier to see if it stops the condensation.