You might have to sit on someone’s head to get the work done, but it’s literally delaying someone’s home.

They will sit and wait. 

Where your investment properties sit is on a Schedule E, which ultimately flows into your 1040, but the schedule E is what is outlining income and expenses for each rental property. 

Lot's of these big sit down restaurants have premium A locations that they fought hard for to occupy.

The house is just sitting there rotting right now and my asking price due to condition is $130k.  

I found The Cooke School by doing a Google search; they have solid reviews and offer the 60 hours of course work required to sit for the licensing exam entirely online for $259.  

Are people patiently sitting by the sidelines and waiting for all of this uncertainty to dissapate?

Especially with everyone freaking out a bit during the current coronavirus scare.I know we've talked about Sacramento before, so next time you're out in Phoenix let's grab some coffee (assuming the place will allow us to sit down and be within 5 feet of each other LOL).

If it's just wood sitting on directly on the ground, that would be a lot harder to work/repair then a 3 foot deep crawl.

That Asking Price is most likely based on the property (land) that double wide is sitting on...not the trailer itself.