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Originally posted by @Matthew Irish-Jones:@Pete MeadowssmithI'm not taking a side in this issue but...

I understand the Clayton CASH program, but they require the park owner to be a dealer, which I'm not. 

I usually pay about $100 or so to have a used appliance dealer deliver me a fridge and they warranty it for 30 to 90 days.

Bought my first small park (4 pads) and have one empty pad, I found a dealer with homes I like that can be delivered to the site.

A little about myself below:Name: Si or Simon; dealer’s choiceBorn: 1990Location: northern New JerseyJob: Work in compensation at one of the large investment brokerage firms (prior experience at a couple major human capital consulting firms)Why Real Estate?

I'm also considering buying new homes or pulling in a model on site and having prospects buy through the dealer.  

Instead if driving around all day to save $150 bucks find the local dealer that supplies to builders.

The cost came to about $1500.From the dealer, this combo would probably cost me 3-4k.I ended up selling my old ones for $700 so the real cost to me was about $800.

I would also like to state that it was only lately sent by the city, after a year of flipping this mini piece of sh#% property that all the neighbors around it (with really beautiful expensive houses) have suffered for a very long while from it, for being crazy neglected having 3 drug dealers living on the property ... 7 non paying tenants and poor looking place in general... so they waited a year seeing how I cleaned it up, renovated the apartments and beautified it in general.