We're cancelling the titles on the manufactured homes through the local license plate agency (they handle all MH titles as well as vehicles) then having my real estate attorney attach it to the deeds as real property, has anyone else here done that and if so how did it change the appraisal?

Now I have more than 60 units on my plate.

So when I'm fixing a shower at my rental AND fixing a water leak at my primary residence the same week, I get a little discouraged because I feel I'm putting more on my plate instead of less. imagine having 10 houses.

The sill plate is solid 10"x10" fir beams. even with years of water/insect damage it still has more life in it than the treated 2x4s you see today.

It could be an opportunity for someone who knows the Chicago market and would take it off our plate.

Beyond that, it does sound like more deals should be coming across your plate.  

Also, having to have a handyman come back to re-install the smoke detectors they took down while painting and replacing face plates in a high end rental where they painted over all of the outlets.

I have a lot of traveling on my plate instead.

Homeowners have plenty enough on their plate as it is without having to worry with nonsense from AirBnB.   

They did have out of state plates so they weren't here long.