Electrical and water needs updated, 2 homes need torn down (highly doubt they can be moved), gravel pads need updated to concrete (which will be done as homes get replaced - but 3 right out of the gate need poured), and there is no management fee btw. 

Even then I'd pad that number like crazy as (I've found) it generally costs more to build new than to buy.

I actually did an ozone machine first, then removed carpet and pad, treated the floor with special enzyme cleaner.

The note yield was padded to cover the tax bill! 

I'd write down on my pad what seemed to be their key points.

It automatically connects onto hot pads and Trulia at the same time.  

The setup was cake, you just need to use sticky pads that they provide to mount the sensors around the house and two screws to mount the keypad.

Has ac window units and no mechanical in the unit to brake. 

There can be a lot with an RV pad, a cabin, a manufactured home, and a home that's a million dollars plus all right next to each other.

Hey, did you know there used to be companies that you could pull a full room of carpet out, deliver it to the company, and they would wash, dry and fluff it so you could re-install over new padding?