The bottom half of the price ranges have went up the most the last few years as buyers desire to be in the great community but can't afford the more expensive homes.If there is no backyard you should have information on the listing with pics of a nearby park or showing your culd de sac if you have one or amenities for the area.

More specifically Delaware and Chester County Area. 

I still read BP regularly, and research the topic de jour. 

Manufactured homes must undergo a process called de-titling, where they are turned into Real Property instead of, essentially vehicles, with a VIN number.By the time closing day had come around on the acquisitions side, the title company hadn't completed de-titling, but said they were finishing it up and that it should be done in a few days.Fast forward almost TWO WEEKS: "What's the status on the title stuff?""

Hubby took over a de-humidifier and will run that all night and see if it helps.

Approaching it as a problem that CAN be solved is often all that’s required to de-escalate instead of escalate a situation.

@Kumar GauravYou would generally capitalize this expense under both the De Minimis Safe Harbor and the BAR tests. 

Quote from @Edwin De leon:Ok, give me a link to a webinar you are recommending where do i find many Webinars that BP offers ?

Was just interesting to me since I saw it as RS3 which I thought means single family only but maybe you guys are referencing more official sources that show accurate zoning for an address@paul @Paul De Luca , if the assessor site shows a property as “apartments” for description even if it’s use is listed as single family, then that means it’s actually a legal multi unit and can be turned into 2 units?

Thank you @Lindsay Op de Coul and @Andrew Steffens for the advice, very much appreciated!