Usually, there is an appraiser that goes around for the county matching addresses to mobile homes to make sure taxes are paid on them.

@Cynthia DeLuca I use QBO, locations per property (but wish I had used classes instead), create recurring invoices for rent, bills for expenses and then match against bank transactions that are pullled in.

The withdrawal didn't match the deposit exactly (due to burrito and pocket change), so "theoretically" drug money could have been introduced since you can't validate that it's the "same" money.

Lastly, you could get an equity loan on House B.Hint: your next financing step should match your acquisition strategy.Fix/Flip or BRRRR (Heloc might be best) or simple Buy/Hold purchase (cash-out refi might be best)    

I'd just really like to avoid buying a home in a nightmare neighborhood just because it matched my price point.

This is especially true if the company provides any kind of match. 

I've sent a few letters out that way, just targeting properties that aren't for sale but match what I want.

Once you have your renter criteria created, you could put it in your rental listing so that those who believe they are qualified are more likely to apply than those who don't match with your renter expectations.

Tried to match the stain to the period. 

Once you have those agreed upon answers and mission, then figure out if the 15yr or 30yr matches the goal.