The two 500 pound people would talk to each other.

It sounds like it's time to do the grind and pound on the MLS.

If you are truly driving for dollars then pounding the phones for 2 hours every single day I cannot imagine you not having success but make sure whatever you decide you do it everyday. 

I think I'm just going to have to pound the pavement at the smaller local banks and see if I can get some help.

Most of our landlords chose to put a 20 pound weight limit on pets, and charge a non refundable pet fee in addition to pet rent and deposits.

If the idea is to save on the cost, that would be "penny-wise and pound-foolish" , as they say.

Ben Franklin said that an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure!

This comes with time and pounding the pavement.

It isn't the same as apartments at ALL - and I am someone who comes from multifamily and is transitioning into MHP's - I know.You don't need to buy it but you are being extraordinarily penny wise and pound foolish if you really have a MHP under contract and you don't want to spend $200 to make sure you don't buy something and make a huge mistake.

It's not overly burdensome yet, but I imagine as time goes on more states will get involved to get their pound of flesh.