We have seen in play many times that homeowners have been awarded money in suits due to personal heirlooms that were lost because the home was foreclosed on and the personal items we stolen/destroyed/damaged/etc.

These forums are most effective for people who are in the business if those members fill in their profile information.

I don't know why everyone is so shocked that age old basic supply and demand rules are in still in effect.

I sent him a note the next day and told him that I was not going to move forward with the deal, that I would like my deposit back and if he thought that there was some "damages" he could deduct from my deposit a "probably day-rent" from the day I signed the application to the day I withdraw officially.

You never know what is lurking in a house (water damage, termites) so always use a home inspection clause.

There may be a lot of damage.

There is a difference.People are taking offense, because the garbage you are regurgitating has a damaging effect on people trying to learn the business.

So be carefulBTW, the roof on the first one was very difficult, the old (3) rooves had to be stripped, a fair amount of decking replaced (and sheetrock damage repaired) etc.

If you are parked you aren't burning gas.Just a thought.The big effect would be on the number of RVs purchased.

However, at this time, this has been put on hold by a law recently signed into effect to try to reduce the impact of foreclosures.Details vary a fair bit from state to state.