There is absolutely no debate over this- so long as there is openminded-ness.

Me gusta hablar con el sobre el tema y como el area cambio desde que empezó COVID-19. 

@Jordan Ness - I have a good friend who specializes in commercial real estate that may be able to help. 

Due to age of the structure and the suspected level-ness of the floor, I'll likely be going the ikea route. 

They may be more negotiable once they know you are ready to walk if ness.

The differences will ultimately give you a very rough idea of what level of hands-on-ness you might expect in a given area.You might just be looking for numbers at this point, but if you'd like to discuss the market and have any other questions I'd be happy to talk shop with you, so don't hesitate to reach out.Cheers!

love the use of the suffix 'ness!

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if it were me, i would put the new trailer in. i'd offer it to the upper end of the blue collars as RTO/LP. whether they exercise the right to buy or not, the "new-ness" can command a higher monthly rent/payment. if you can find someone to put a sizable down payment proving intent on ownership, they ought to treat the property better.3rd option, just offer the lot for rent at $300-$400/mo. they can bring their own trailer. if they ever leave, it should be in the lease that if they leave the home on the lot more than 30 days beyond their move-out date, the trailer becomes your. for free. clean it up and rent it out again. save yourself from spending 30k up front.just make sure your Monthly rent - PITI = cash flow. 

and or Office depot and get forms there.. in our state they are Stevens Ness forms and quite common I have even seen local attornies use them LOL