Sounds like the standard business procedure for some other groups.

The assessment procedure begins with establishing land value.

The Internal Revenue Service has finally issued guidance to help taxpayers understand when a vacation home or a second home may qualify for 1031 exchange treatment.Revenue Procedure 2008-16 The IRS issued Revenue Procedure 2008-16 http://www.exeter1031.com/1031_exchange_revenue_procedure_2008_16.aspx to help define when vacation property or second homes might be qualified use property and therefore qualify for tax-deferred exchange treatment under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code.

It is America's finest city so I guess the above is well known to investors already.

You can start an adversarial procedure in bankruptcy court (the court of jurisdiction) but that will only cost you money and time.

No, access to preventative medicine for the sake of being healthy and having access to affordable procedures so I don’t have to file a BK or have a go fund me is a necessary justice.

In VT, the procedure is quite clear on how and when you can keep a security deposit.  

If you have any posts to point me to that thoroughly explain the procedure of acquiring a mobile home it would be helpful.

Well, it was just silly for the listing agent to accept an offer with a 30 day approval....as this will generally Never happen, 75-90 is typical.....unless they were just going thru the procedure to get an approval price from the bank, after your contract expired.  

Follow this six-step procedure to account for the property’s rental income and all the expenses.Step 1: Report 100% of rental income on Schedule E of Form 1040.Step 2: Deduct 100% of any direct rental expenses (such as rental agency fees and advertising) on Schedule E.Step 3: Allocate mortgage interest and property taxes between rental and personal use.