(You won't find it)Sorry if I sound harsh or critical but starting out you're career in anything including Real Estate means getting your information from credible sources.

The harsh reality is though that for MOST borrowers, once they miss one payment they don't catch up.

What seems cold and harsh now may seem the only realistic alternative in a few months. 

Hi bpf does anyone knows about a good contractor in Baltimore, MD who can help with finishing remodeling a single family home for a good price, on this harsh times?

Most have money and are downsizing and they tend to be less harsh on a property than let’s say two 22 year old college frat guys. 

There have been very harsh anti-landlord articles in the news over the years, and one of them actually quoted angry rants from the BP forums, using them to prop up the stereotype of the "greedy, evil landlord".

If your someplace that has harsh winters, frozen pipes can be a nightmare for mobile homes so I would suggest checking the insulation underneath etc...I think the main difference is that mobile homes tend not to be as durable as a normal sf stick built home so your ongoing maintenance and repairs are usually higher.

They are not as careful, use harsh cleaners even if you leave them products for granite, aren't as good about keeping on top of spills and stains, and most landlords don't take the time to seal properly.

I've hired hundreds of contractors.)I only know what you've posted but it seems to me you may be being too harsh? 

Don't take this wrong or harsh but you are doing it backwards.