In fact, when I was trying to get FHA financing on a house, there were some issues with peeling paint on the exterior trim and some small missing sheet rock behind the washing machine spot in the the laundry.It was "not suggested" that it wouldn't be a big deal if I bought a gallon of paint and touched up the trim and also put a little 2 ft patch in the sheet rock on a Sunday.Overall, I do think the reality of repercussions would probably be negligible, but it was the straw that broke that camel's back on a deal I was starting to feel nevous about.

I have heard a lot of good things about Larry Goins and his Ultimate Buying Selling machine.

Let her come to her own decision.Your wife's not a machine.

It is not fun, dealing with that many a/c capacitors, washing machines, and clogged toilets.

They might charge more money thus reducing your profit, but are often more well oiled machines and have processes on getting bids out/work done etc.

If you have that knowledge along with the mobile home expertise you'll be a lethal machine.

Yeah . . . it you could go back in time and put money in it from the time you were born you'd be filthy rich by the time you're 60 (because that's what 59 years in the market tends to do), but most people doing that math don't have a time machine.  

You might look at Deal Machine. 

That means you don't go out partying often, make your own food and coffee, buy used clothes, bike or walk to work instead of buying a car, create some side hustles to earn money instead of playing video games on your $2,000 machine, read books instead of watching TV, etc.There are 128 hours in the week.

Is anyone in Chicago using the Deal Machine app with success?