I love being helpful when I can...to answer your Q's:I can't say that you being a wholesaler would change my answers any BUT as you mentioned above, having contractors constantly looking @ properties just to give bids that may or may not pan out, could um, yeah put you in an awkward place w/some to say the least lol However, the fact that you already realize this is a Big Plus!

In my market it is pretty uncommon, and I just tried out the strategy and it did not pan out.

Many more fish er houses to catch out there if these don't pan out.

Just some speculation that may not pan out (I have 0 investments in either west CV or IB).Detached duplexes appear to be 2 single family homes but they are on one deed and typically have only one water meter. 

I'll keep you posted as to how my current deal pans out.

brick ranch house, about 60 yrs old. original windows are steel with steel pans (attached with metal clips to the studs).Have been getting quotes from 6 contractors and the price is from $4500 to high of $5300. this includes cutting the steel pans off, building a wooden frame, foam insulation, alum trim outside, wooden sill inside and trim inside.contractors act like this is impossible job to handle and i think they bid too high.I priced basic American Crafstman windows at HD and it came out with LowE and Argon to $2400.they quote Excalibur windows and i know they are paying less than 2k.does $4600 seem like a good price?

With the lower costs and partners we wouldn't be out much if it didn't pan out.

Doorknob stoppers, pans under all the sinks, ect...

Most likely because a mobile home is just a tin can and banks / institutions understand there is not much value to recoup in a M/H if something was to happen and they needed to foreclose.

The only reference I've seen to 'T' in an MLS listing is that is it means "temporarily off market", but I don't think that was referring to occupancy, more so the listing overall.