He said that you have to pay weekly in most cases and as you stated if you do not adhere to guidelines i.e. staying clean and paying then its an automatic eviction. 

@Kristy Gancar as mentioned before is the parcel your currently on large enough that you can piggy back off the utilities and lease to own the dw right there on your property and if the deal is structured correctly, you could have a cash cow rental right in your own back yard "literally" saves you automatically 5-6k on the movesaves you 10-12k on septic system at new lotsaves you from having to purchase a new piece of land and any zoning restrictions potentially 20-50k depending on the size and how far out from a metro area you areworst case by keeping it on your property your not only saving potentially up to 68k but you will owner finance it and collect rent on it for as long as you decided to at 800-1000 a month i think the answer is pretty clear.. . 

Quote from @Robin Evans:  It's not unusual for sinks to clog over time, so I would not automatically hold the 10 responsible for it.

We upgraded the plumbing system and installed wrought iron fencing and automatic driveway gates and secure access to improve safety.

Luckily we made a good decision to address the security issues first by installing wrought iron fencing on the perimeter; automatic gates on the driveways and secure pedestrian and laundry room entry.

Don’t attach the statement toForm 4868.You’re considered to have reasonable cause for the periodcovered by this automatic extension if both of the followingrequirements have been met.1.

Past performance of the fund is attractive, and since I want maximum growth and not monthly income, the fund facilitates automatic reinvestment of monthly interest for compounding of my investment.

In some cases the financing contingency could automatically expire, in other situations there could be auto extensions until the loan commitment.

On the cancellation side again every Carrot account can be cancelled with one click in the account dashboard... it automatically stops all billing when that happens so we do make it crazy easy.

A common mistake I cover is NOT using a low down payment program, especially if it's also going to be your primary residence... yes your mortgage payment will be higher, but you'll be saving a bunch of cash that you can then use to add more value to the property and force appreciation (and your equity automatically jumps up), or use the cash for another purchase etc.