It's listed at $19,900, is a 3/1 and from we can tell it needs a furnace(stolen), appliances in the kitchen, a fresh coat of paint a quick clean up.

It needed a new kitchen and both baths needed replaced, paint and carpet.

Clean, dejunk, put half your stuff in storage, depersonalize, paint, and fix anything minor.

The same is true for homes with broken windows, lead paint, or a busted roof.

I live in the Metro-West area of Boston, work in the pharmaceutical industry as a day job, and my husband and I gutted and rehabbed our first home in Worcester, MA ourselves (okay, we did contract out refinishing the floors and exterior paint, but nothing else).

Hey Jon, when I wrote my 2nd book (1990s) I researched colors nationwide with several paint manufacturers and found that White and Yellow were THE most used.However when I selected the yellow for my own house, Sherwin and Depot (both with BIG discounts) could not match the Colonial Yellow I wanted.

And this is why Rolfe allowed NPR and Al Jazeera into the room at this weekend's Mobile Home University.Rolfe doesn't care how negative or positive these articles are about his industry - he is too smart for that.The value to Rolfe in having mainstream liberal press write articles that paint him in *at BEST* a neutral light - is that he knows that deep pocketed investors love mis-priced assets.

It is listed for $70,000 and just needs paint, carpet and a cleaning.

@Matt C.You might pair the lease with a lease bonus they select from things that improve the unit, a ceiling fan, paint a room new faucets or shower heads.Paul

Maybe I'm missing it in there, but where is general maintenance like painting, carpet, plumbing etc?