Sort of like the sizzle of a hot steak on a metal platter.

The large, metal hand rails were terrible and the bath surround was about to fall off the wall. 

Had a bad AC coil that they just kept putting freon in every year (and making me pay for freon.

IE condenser  all your copper etc.. .. with vacant houses if your getting squatters this is a common occurrence.. they rip anything out they can to pawn or take to metal recycler or sell your stolen condenser on craigs list.. .. 

Being lied to is nothing new but here's the story:Last Friday, they we complaining that their stove wasn't working (eventually we found out their complaint was that one of the 4 coils/burners got "too" hot, even on low temp).

I'm wondering if I should cash out at the top of the market while I can and invest that money elsewhere, or keep it as a rental as originally planned.Here are specifics:1995 doublewide, 1680 sq ft, good floor plan and in good condition with upgrades/additions (metal roof, brand new heat pump system, large covered front porch, just took care of all arborist work needed).

Ask age of roof shingles/metal obviously. 

If you were paying for something say precious metals... often do a EFT to the company... some people do wires when buying a vehicle/etc vs showing up with cash. 

Last summer, I spend more than 1.7K on AC repairs ( adding refrigerant gas, cleaning coil and ducts, and much more) that seems to go nowhere.

Ryan Dossey When I was a Realtor a lot of investors would just use the metal lock boxes that had had the 4 digit code.