I came at it more of the angle that I'd need time to pack up my stuff, get movers, etc.

@Edwin Buitrago You may want to talk to a few mobile home dealerships in your area to see if they have any referrals for you in terms of movers and contractors who can help with the hooks ups (disconnect and reconnect) at both locations.

Take out the trash before the movers get there...they will pack the trash, they don't care.

Finally your purchase contract states that you have the right of a final walk through before you close, so you can confirm the property is empty and broom swept (check basement, attick and garage), not damaged by the movers - and all repairs are completed.

Hello - We are in need of movers for an eviction that is taking place on 12/14 in Fulton County.

Hi Aly,Call some local mobile home movers and they can give you prices for your area.In my area, I moved a single wide in 2010?

My guess is that some of the movers and shakers in the industry are going to decide to leave NAR and go to those statewide MLS systems.

In less than a month, we got them sold to local buyers who also know the area and they were able to move really quickly.People here on BP complain there are no good deals left.And yes, they are fewer now vs. 2009 but if you know where to look and CAN ACT QUICKLY, you can still get great deals.One simple measure we used is Price per Unit.

I am new to REI and I would love to hear the opinions on this video from some of the professionals and some of movers and shakers in the REI world that are doing several deals per month. 

Figure out what they would need/want in order to make the move easy and try and set all those things up (movers/lawyers/accountants/local food option/organizations).