@John BaskinThere are quite a few more concerns when you are dealing with a manufactured home vs a stick built home-The vast majority of your end buyers are going to want to purchase via FHA financing so I would suggest you consider the following      -Does the property still have the HUD tags and an FHA approved permanent foundation? 

I believe that more renters prefer to have carpet in the bedrooms, but as you know some stains are permanent, and add to a make ready cost by requiring its replacement.Seth Eaton  

In the past we've ordered parking stickers for the 400-500 tenants each year and handed them out.   There isn't much cost between those and the hard plastic mirror hangers when its all said and done.    I was wonderin...

It started off as a family's seasonal retreat, turned permanent residence, turned bed & breakfast, turned New Urban Village.

Instead of filling in a pool, I've seen people talk about permanent covers before.

They are single and double bedroom apartments; not suited well for a working single permanent situation.

Personally, I don't see bridge or hard money lenders playing much of a role in assisting with commercial workout scenarios.Bridge financing is almost always just a temporary loan until the it can be paid off via an exit strategy (which is usually the sale of a property or another loan from a permanent lender).The key component with a bridge lender being that there is already a valid exit strategy in play PRIOR to them funding their loan.When you have an borrower who is dealing with declining property values, shaky personal and/or business financials, poor credit, etc. there won't be a takeout lender in play given the borrower is going to have a hard time securing another bank loan.

This is a nice 4/3 in a great neighborhood, but the next door neighbor has between 3 and 8 cars (beaters would be a better description) parked in the driveway and front yard at any given time.I'd love some suggestions about how I can go about getting the cars removed, preferably permanently so the new owners don't have to deal with the eyesore in the future.I have not attempted to contact the neighbors as I'm not sure how I'd go about such a conversation - my only thought so far has been "Can you get rid of all the #@!

@Steve Foth - Is that permanently or just for a time period.

Usually a permanent job is one of the major criteria for qualifying for a mortgage.