How often are mobile home movers being hired to relocate homes and what does it cost?

Hasn't happened to me yet (thank God) but got me to thinking - what can you do to avoid this? I'm assuming it's impossible to avoid & just the cost of doing business? Just chalk up to experience & move on?

Reading forums and going to podcasts is not an education in real estate, it's information about how to move real estate, strategies don't teach you how to value a property, don't teach market analysis, don't teach how deeds are used, don't teach how Realtors get involved or even the risks involved in transactions, all that is bypassed in the sizzle factory.Learn real estate first, after you do, you'll probably see that just wholesaling is not the place to start out.

At the same time, we rent it to them 100% confident that it is in good and safe condition and if we make a mistake then we eat it.In this situation, I would definitely give the tenant the option to move out in 30 or 60-days penalty free, and if they push back you can even offer a free month or pay for movers.  

David Gellner You can always come down to Aberdeen!

While Chicago does not have the highest rate of in-state moving, it is the number one area at high-income movers!

We have arguably nine major universities, a couple dozen local community colleges, eleven medical schools, seven law schools, and eleven theology schools that attract tens of thousands of students every year that don't use movers for their mini fridge and futon.

They can pay movers/ask friends/family.

Do you need movers there with the sheriff shows up and do you have to put it on the curb right away or can you make arrangements

Big cost movers are fixtures, number of bathrooms, and number of can lights.