I have lost FIVE pounds in a few weeks. 

Haul lumber, pound nails, sweep and do all the junk that hired labor does.

I would pound out your student loans as much as you can while you are still learning about REI.  

The new American posture that all consumers are victims and have no control over their personal choices has become a common theme since the start of the Obama era, and is still widely promoted by liberals as the reason that we need to move to more of a Bernie Sanders' socialist agenda.The real scandal that the PBS is afraid to talk aboutEqually damaging for the liberals who support and manage PBS is the 800 pound gorilla of real estate lies: that the American taxpayer is supporting the apartment industry.

One way I have seen counties and cities pound long time MH park owners is to keep raising connection fees each time a trailer is changed out, charge huge fees every time they need to go out and inspect something, make grandfather clauses with the park so they cannot sell to a new operator etc.Basically the county and city think of multiple ways to make it harder and more expensive legally to push park owners to retire and sell off to developers.It's kind of the under the radar hard kick in the As% approach used by your local government.... : )There is a junkie park now in my county where commercial is sprouting up all around it.

They don't need to get caught up on repairsNo need to fix things upNo need to have the house ready for strangers coming through to look at any timeYou can help suggest movers/ packing/ yard sale facilitatorsYou can do the final clean-up and disposal of unwanted items.Good luck. 

Sounds like your agent is playing a risky game and if I were the sellers agent, I would be inclined to tell you to pound sand just on general principle.

Going on 4 years, NEVER late and by far pound for pound the best I ever had.

Be patient and keep pounding!

Get the "800 pound gorilla" out of the way and the rest is a breeze.One of my earliest adopted mentors taught me this about prioritizing: instead of "first" things first, "feared things first".