Last night a spammer posted a junk post on the site and as you can see, the post was reported by 9 of our users.That's huge!

I took vacation/sick day that afternoon to rush to see the property.

You can see the warped boards on the bottom.

I personally don't see the point of having one but I'm not sure if buyers feel the same way.Thoughts?

So I can't see the properties right away.

Tacking on so I see the responses.

I'd say a deal like this should have 10% of the sale price as the down payment and the front-end loaded note can be made so that is attained and then fall into the remaining amortized period.Sell the property for what it's worth, 8% is sufficient consideration, use the amortized period to provide you wanted monthly income, you could require a higher payment to principal to increase the down payment over time as long as they can really afford it, and affording should be determined by debt-income ratios not by an opinion, especially with any inclination of getting in their pocket from any personal issue.Good luck on your getting your RE license, as you go through that process you'll see the ethical aspects of dealing in RE and what I've said here will become clearer. :)

I can't speak to local customs/regs in Utah, but in Mass you can go the building department and ask to see the building jacket - this shows you all bldg permits, violations etc.

Make sure that there are not any limitations to the year mobile home which may move into the community.Also see the payment history of tenants if you can.

I've read some reviews that you don't get to see the product line up or costs of the products until you sign up and pay a hefty membership fee.I spend a lot of time shopping for quality items at a fair price.