If I did that for six months I'd basically be flushing my marriage down the toilet bowl.

Now multiply that by X mobile homes, all of them flushing things they shouldn't be flushing, and that's that.

Multiply that by the fact that if you don't put 20% down you will be paying PMI or MPI, which is the equivalent of flushing money down the toilet only to clog your septic system.

tape seams with good fiberglass tape then mud them and any sunk fasteners (supposed to lie flush) and start tiling.  

Most likely will be in the Fresh Meadows/Flushing/Bayside Area.

Also you can use the City Sac website to see what code case is all about.If you like the deal get it under contract and flush it out in your inspection period.Good luck

You can tell because the window trim ends up recessed from the vinyl, or flush with it, instead of protruding from the siding.

If a tenant doesn't pay the water bill and service is stopped, they won't be able to flush their toilets... phew!  

I have a better idea, take all that money you are about to invest with them and just flush it down the toilet.

Items I look for are, does the flooring need to be replaced, do all appliances work, its is clean enough for the next group to move in or does it need extensive cleaning, what condition is the yard in, anything mechanically wrong (do the toilets flush, windows open, garage door work, locks and keys all work and so forth).You can bring a handy many with you if you have one that's cheap, if you are really concerned you can always hire a home inspector, but that's going to cost you 400-500$, and probably overkill.