I am a "gearhead" meaning if it has a motor im happy.

Also the inducer motor had some kind of sloppy DIY repair job.I say the seller knew and he did not disclose.

Mobile homes (with no land attached) are titled as motor vehicles in the State of Florida, so it's a completely different situation from a real estate transaction with a mortgage lien. 

I would be concerned that a pool pump motor may burn out.  

As far as the ramp goes, I watched an episode of Income Property (or whatever the name of the show is where the guy helps homeowners create basement apartments) and they installed a ramp that was "temporary" -- it was metal and it rolled up (like tank treads) and just had a mounting bracket installed on the house itself which did not impact the stairs, so when the ramp was removed, the stairs were usable.

I tried using a camera mounted to a telescoping pole today to get an idea of what the view would look like.

It's now politicized-can you imagine what would happen if GE, Bank of America, Citigroup, Alcoa and General Motors were all kicked out of the Dow?

No.When you take into account the fact that General Motors and Ford BOTH turned a profit last quarter for the first time in a long time, you begin to see that the real estate market in this area is not as it seems on the surface.So as I discussed in a prior post, I seriously recommend that you add some “buy and hold” to your mix.

What I don't like about it is that it feels physically isolated (being tucked in between Mount Olivet Road and New York Avenue) and has less access to public transportation (no metro or trolley).

Some will mount it on top of your roof without giving a damn if your roof is going to leak.