In that situation, the gamble of the combined storm factors seems less with non-bridge debt.

If you remove the appraisal contingency, you are gambling - no other way to put it. 

Could very well be worth it in the long run but not a gamble I have the skills or knowledge to take with confidence at this point.

I am not familiar enough with the area, but it could be an option for people wanting to head to the beach, the everglades, or even see some of the sporting events in the area.

Michael, thanks for the comment and I Agree.....When purchasing a mobile home it is always a gamble if you don't know what to look/lookout for.

I drive an expensive sports car and none of the tire shops have my tires in stock.

If, however, you purchased the property for $100k under market value, and you believe that its value will go up another $100k in 5 years, you're a gambling man, but at least you know what you did and the risk involved with gambling.

The truth is I need this cash flow now and the Refinancingt cannot happen now so might need to gamble I suppose.

Investing is a team sport. 

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