My credit is being affected by, among other things, "revolving credit balance too high"it appears they like to see less than 30 percent utilization but does anyone know how that is handled with more than one credit line?

Another percent of these are inherited, or bought many years ago and I assume there's a lot of equity there. 

That information must be disclosed throughout the lifetime of the home bought and sold. 

Purchase price: $59,900 Bought a modular home with land for 59900 owner financed. 10 year contract at 8 percent interest.

You just build in the cost plus a contingency percent into the revised offer.

I imagine its a specific percent max to the lot size?

Like @Jay Hinrichs said though I am seeing people put in listing agreements commission of 6 or so percent (higher on low priced stuff) and transaction fee of say 300.

Will also cut into his lifetime exemption if he cares about that. 

I gave them a call and their quote is actually where I first saw the percent of home value as deductible.

They don't really support full time employees (at least not a maintenance tech and a leasing specialist), but paying the higher percent to a pm company in addition to leasing incentives seems like it will add up to an awful lot.Any and all feedback, information, direction, etc. would be greatly appreciated!