The closest I have come is someone from the sheriff's office saying "He's been in some trouble!"

You might try calling your closest Champion (or other) mobile home dealer and see who they use to finance their sales.

If it's a rental just get the closest size you can find that you can make work...it's a rental.

The two biggest and closest REIAs for you will be BREIA (breia.com) and DREIA (dreia.org).

In Texas, it is almost always higher.That 50% includes (with realistic percentages for my location):Property management (10-12%)Vacancy (5-10%)Maintenance (10%)Capex (10%)Taxes (variable, but around here it's roughly 15% of rent if you buy with a low valuation)Insurance (8% maybe)You should absolutely be doing the math yourself, but you can use the 50% rule on 100 properties and find the 10 closest to 'good' to analyze more in depth.

I live in a town of around 2500 people and the 3 closest towns are 9000 or less people.

I was thinking I could plant grass, put in some shrubs, or something to improve the view at least in the area closest to the house.

If you don't mind can you give a general vicinity of the property you're looking at or at least the town it's closest to that would help as far as referencing Banks locally.

@Dan Turkel1) Pick three comps that are closest in proximity, past 90 days or sooner for COE, no more than 120 sq feet difference, and make sure that the features of the homes are not drastically different (i.e. a pool, ocean view).2) If your house as a difference of one less bath room, but is a nicer finish, it should take on the next comparable price of the home with the extra bathroom.

When I install this product and I miss a bit on a cut and have a gap on a curve or door frame, I have a caulk on hand in the closest matching color (light brown, dark brown, tan etc).