The second appears motivated but my dilemma is I know nothing about Mobil homes which is what he wants to sell.My letter was to a different address but when he called he said he liked that home and was keeping it, but had two other homes he is thinking about selling because he is getting old and wants out of the rental business.This is what I know so far:Both homes are 2 bedroom and one bath, approx. 850 square feet for both.

Can you give me an example of a competitive advantage in buying mobile homes?

But clearly there needs to be some third party oversight of these portals, similar to the rating agencies.  

I also called the local services to come out to mark the utility locations - FPL, AT&T, Florida Gas, Comcast etc...are all marked so I know where.Day one - Mobilization.

Is there anyone here familiar with Mobil Homes in Michigan.

6 Mobile homes in 3 acres of land for 119K in a decent area.All built around 1995.

And contractors think their government agencies are hard to work with. ????

LOL, I strongly disagree agree with @Ann Bellamy 's take on this.In every state title companies require an attorney to be "connected" to them, many are owned (the agency is owned) by an attorney or they have one on retainer or contract.

SBA lender (CIT Small Business Lending) entered bankruptcy protection in 2008 and are controlled by some sort of bankruptcy agency.

Our agency writes rentals and vacants in Texas without the primary home.