Of course I would incur the cost of shipping, but those numbers would warrant that expense.

The only way you can count the mobile homes as "real property" is to follow the state's rules to convert a mobile home to a permanent structure which normally entails surrendering the title and singing documents warranting that the home is "permanently affixed".This rule of "real property" vs.

Many finishes like the laminate counters and fiberglass shower surrounds can be replaced with granite and tile in the future when the neighborhood warrants it (Tubs are new steel tubs). 

Whether my skepticism is warranted, who knows? 

@Kayla GovierThe jokes are warranted, but sometimes you just need to start somewhere else.

You can find small multifamily in West Hartford for under/around 500K, but the problem is that the cashflow often doesn't warrant the purchase price. 

Several times a year I will get a deal where I spent 2-3 years following up with a seller before their circumstance warranted selling at my price.- the same follow up principles apply to direct mail as well.

My CPA said he charges $280/hour to do any sort of work on determining estimated prepayments and I'm not really looking to spend like that at the moment unless it is warranted to avoid a much larger penalty.Any help is appreciated thanks!

NY is famous for Non-warrantable condo's meaning they are not approved by Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac guide lines and need to be underwritten and approved under most portfolio type loans. 

I may or may not get a warrant for eviction this time, but meanwhile two of my good tenants have moved out, exasperated by their neighbor, Joe.Sure, my lease states that Joe is financially responsible for my expenses associated with the enforcement of the lease provisions, but good luck with that.In each of these cases, the lease favors the tenants, and limits my rights as the landlord.My month-to-month leases give me the right to terminate the lease for no reason or any reason, including being an "a**."