My wish list would include an interview with an industry mover and shaker.

It depends by state and municipal law.Here in WI, we actually have to hire movers to take the possessions.

I just moved 3 homes...Deborah is correct that it needs to be licensed mover (permits, insurance, etc).

He referenced having lined up movers for the 8/1 move-in date.My question is this.

The key to success would be in finding park owner's to deal with, and starting one home at a time and finding a cheap home or a flipper, pay a grand or so (I think this is a reasonable estimate for in-state mobile home movers) to get it moved to the park - and then lonnie it.I'm looking for low maintenance or variable expenses with high returnsThoughts?

Furthermore, if she waits to the setout date to move, I WILL carry her stuff out to the curb, but I can't guarantee that I won't drop a lot of it down the stairs (I'm not a professional mover - ya know.)Mike

These can be great places to get introduces to the movers and shakers... don't get caught in the trap of always hanging around with the hope, wish and want crowd.

Hello, everybody:) Just moved to Charlotte from LA and here I am with my notebook in my new living room that is still in total disarray, as the movers are still working on unloading my stuff.

Lastly, if I really want the deal I will offer to hire movers, esate sales companies, or other services that will make the sale easier for my client.

I forgot to mention above.One story on BP in a wholesalers thread mentions a wholesaler who was sued for damages by an occupant who hired movers, rented another place based on a signed contract with a wholesaler who canceled at the last minute (as they some times do).