Make sure you know what goes, what stays, like fridge, stove, drapes etc. 

New A/C, new Water Heater, New Washer, New Stove, new bathroom fixtures and concrete block construction.  

So in other words this tenant was in the process of moving out when I bought the building.Some relevant facts:- The woman is a section 8 (HUD assistance) tenant- The damages consisted of major and minor damage (I replaced the flooring due to water damage, I replaced a door, had to paint, clean, fix the stove, etc.).

The house has been renovated such as new carpet, washer and dryer, stove etc.

maybe put a section on the forum for do it yourselfers . a place someone can go ask question that they are having with a project . maybe some of us have been through . not with purchising houses part lets say how to cut a counter top to repalce a fit in the counter top stove to a regular floor stove and etc...

Since it's double wide, in addition to the 2 car garage for us, there are 3 uncovered parking spaces, coin laundry in the basement, and tenants would only pay for electric (heat is a boiler system and there is only 1 gas meter stoves are all electric, and there are large electric ac units sealed into the walls in all units).

My inspector tested every appliance: Dishwasher, stove, oven, washer, dryer, furnace, ac. 

Run electric for dryer and stove if electric not present.

Does the heater and appliances (stove) work?

I used to provide a fridge, stove, washer, and dryer in all of my single family rental units.