Rockauto will keep parts cheap and the Accord will run forever if you maintain it, unlike the Hyundai (I have a friend that has replaced his motor twice).Unless you know how to flip cars, I'd save my money for investing in appreciating assets!

If you supply the appliances and hook them up, you will benefit in a few ways... proper appliance to fit the space, proper hook up, less potential of property damage when moved in and out, and safety (no frayed cords, overheated motors, water leaking appliances, etc.)We always supply the range and range hood.

It does take a holistic view though - you can't, for instance, say that a new HVAC was $1,200 for the motor, $300 for the belt, and $2,000 for other parts.

Many are mediocre (think Deptartment of Motor Vehicle-like "customer service"). 

Do you think it's just a hot motor and needs to cool off?

That being said, as I mentioned before there is a nice "hipster"  Brewery called Brew Gentlemen and a few new restaurants called Superior Motors and Peppers N'at.

The biggest disparity between MO statutes and the Fed's is where MH's fall by definition.In MO, MH's have always been and continue to be a "Motor Vehicle" by definition under MORevS 365.020-Motor Vehicle Time Sales.

You may be able to go to a state motor office with the seller and get a duplicate title or just do the transfer.

Title 45, Section 4517.02 states that a License is required to engage in motor vehicle or manufactured home business - remanufacturers.

If you're wholesaling and flipping, then borrowing capital against your motor vehicles will likely be paid in full after the sale of your property.