This is obiviously a very old house and my guess is you could tear it down and build a new one cheaper than fixing this one to prime condition.

I could have guessed before opening that it was either an out-of-country virtual assistant or an article spinner, but this one was REALLY bad.

To get the bank to accept your offer you need to be cash or HML, I am guessing you have neither of these.

Not being privy to the thought processes of your attorney, my best wild a$$ guess is that he/she is referring to a possible provision of your state's SAFE Act.

I have not had a chance to take a look at the inside , but from what I can tell the mobile home has been well taken care of.A lease option where the tenant takes care of the maintance seem to make most sense then I guess - given the fact that the new HUD safe act makes it difficult / almost impossible to offer seller financing.

I'm sure it's difficult to guess, but approx how much would something like this cost to fix?

most younger renters will probably be ok with this - i know i would. then agian, i guess it all boils down to the type of person youre dealing with. i guess im just the type where im not a big fan of carrying packets of paper around. thats so 2000!

I guess I have to add a line to my lease, No wall mounted TVs!

I guess I am now a REAL real estate investor.

This sure takes the guess work out of everything.