If a seller happens to have documented everything well, they might be able to defend them self, but possibly not even then.

They are brand new never used homes.They are fully furnished, pots,pans etcI realtor told me about them but he is representing a group who bought a ton of them so he wont tell me what oil company they came from.So I am trying to find out how i can get ahold of a few of my own homes.Does anyone know what company to contact.I have done a couple of google searches on it but didnt find anything.I recently bought a park and could use some homes to fill it up.ThanksTravis Since it is very likely that either Champion or Fairmount supplied some or most of the homes, I would call the Area Manager at the plants nearest to the field and see what they can supply in the way of contact information. 

I was defended with tenant’s attorney eviction appeal motion that due to CARES act I was supposed to give 30 days notice instead of 3 days notice for non payment of rent since my Unit is covered property & has a loan by Fannie May.

It's already been noted, but...I'm seeing $0.00 down for property management and that you plan on doing that yourself.So, if everything goes well... you've bought a second job.On the other hand, if your wildest dreams come true and you own the entire neighborhood by this time next year, you need to hire a property manager to handle your two dozen units at 10% each.... and this one is netting -$5 a month.Or something goes horribly wrong, (Illness/Injury/Drafted into a secret army to fight vampires).You can't defend America's precious bodily fluids and manage property effectively.

even if he shows, he won't be able to defend his position if you have contracts/photos of what he did etc.you do the claim yourself. 

I will at least defend myself the best i can in front of a judge.1,000$ is a lot to us bluecollar folks!

Pretty dam sure that same the jerk that stuck it to you for 700,000 went to the same dinner parties, happy hours and BBQs as the the tax consultant that now wants to defend you.

Your insurance company will also most likely refuse to defend you.

But can anyone justify this or defend this position?

The defendant stated under oath and penalty of perjury, "We treated the house as our own, because we expected to buy the house."