My background is 14 years in IT and web development, and online/mobile marketing strategies.

He took it.Saw one place where the only furniture in the house was a lawn chair, portable TV and a smaller bed than I had in my Air Force barracks.

That would be like putting gold faucets in a mobile home.

I may have gone for the other mildly as it ended up going for about 55% of FMV as near as I could tell, but I usually don't do mobile homes.Anyway, on to the other place.

(its actually kind of funny some of the leins he has shown in this book, mcdonalds; walt disney world; bellsouth mobility; united states postal service; and even the united states of america have had leins on them at one time or another.)

Recently however, I was part of helping an organization give the gift of mobility to some of our vets wounded in action.

To fill all the houses with families it takes families that are mobile, otherwise they would not move in the first place.

We had to threaten to call the cops.So... we've had to move some property out of the house (highly portable, very attractive valuables) b/c we are taking her at her word that she's going to B&E the place.My question is... what do you guys think... and can this be construed as "constructive eviction"?

Years ago I lived in a mobile home (on land) and discovered that it was easy to rent rooms out in it.

I am a rehabber (was a remodeler for 30 years, and have now begun doing them for myself), and I was offered an opportunity to purchase a 14 unit Mobile home park in my local area.