Do you bother to pad this or, say if sound control isn't an issue, just put straight carpet?

I  pad a little over the amount it would be so I know it's well within what it will be.

I've also seen some websites where the mouse scrolls in a certain direction (towards closing) it opens a pop-up.

Should I invest a ton of time and money into trying to level the floors upstairs, or should I just throw some new carpet over it with a thick pad and call it good?

I got a quote on getting brake pads changed while I was there.

Many of those classes have been provided for no cost by non-profits funded by HUD, more people getting a slice of the pie is not a good thing.....but that's where those with a vested interest in some aspect get involved with law makers to pad their own pockets.I too had input to the SAFE Act initially at the federal and state level and the original exemptions seemed adequate.Loans to the public should have no bearing on what the lender's cost of money is, if they can't afford to be in the business they need to do something else.

@Chris Gavre I just purchased a 37 pad park in the middle of this pandemic using a local bank.

The world cannot be made mouse proof.

I'm looking for advice on how to manage these requests and keep a tenant happy but also avoid a "give a mouse a cookie" scenario.

I am looking at a MHP that recently learned via a survey that if any of the homes are replaced, all the pads on that road must be conforming.