Ha @Russell Holmes made a bunch of valid points here for sure.

You pointed out that combining apples with donuts do not produce meaningful (or valid) numbers.Let's start with the declining sales statement.

I saw the warranty deed and it says:Address: ......Legal Description:........Toghether with that certain .....Mobile homeIdentification tag:....Title No:....Subject to taxes fro the years......Also when I went to the property appraiser website and entered the parcel number there is a Tab "Improvements" that shows all the details of the mobile home, year, size, etc.I called the Tax collector, Tax deed sale office, DMV and nobody has a clue if the mobile home is attached to the land or not.I am afraid of wining the auction, pay for the land and fix the mobile home and next year the owner of the mobile home just shows up and tell me "Hey look I have the Title of that Mobile home is my Personal Property and I will remove it, thank you for all the improvements you have done, have a good day!"

I am attempting to apply and validate the knowledge I have learned, and hope to learn from any possible mistakes that I make.

I had a personal reason to get into the AL but that reason is no longer valid since the person I would have used it for passed away.There have been some of the older podcasts that have discussed it as well.

The last thing you want is to do the fixes, get it warrantied, and the company goes out of business and the warranty is void. 

Everyone has some valid information for me to utilize.

His plumbers didn’t install a water filter on our hotel’s system, which voids the warranty on the water heater that failed after just 8 months of use.

get yourself a home warranty. 

People tend not to be too receptive to logic bullying especially from their fathers even when it's completely valid advice.