Originally posted by @Leonard Maddox: first off look up the value of the home in the NADA for manufactured homes they have it My husband is a loan officer so he can access this info.getting that home down in the five to $10,000 range would be a good idea considering the work that you need to do to it Just got off the phone with the seller. 

If the service is 100amps but the socket is rated 60amps, that's not good either...In our area, a 100amp service and 60amp box would be okay by all 3 inspectors we use but not all code officers (side issue, when a non-electrical inspector code officer adds requirements to code...), but such a mis-match is still not what you'd set out to do.  

 :)I also have an opportunity to buy a small office unit I used to rent.  2 floors 3 bathrooms.  

I am an Army Officer in my mid 20s.

@Charlie MacPherson I appreciate the offer but I hung my license with an office in early December.

Really a guy who works at the tax collectors office told me some mortgage companies use the highest tax payment ( March)  for escrow and then pay early ( November) and pocket the difference...

Systemizing the back office is one thing.  

CMHC policy only permits a borrow to hold one CMHC insured residential mortgage at a time {though not every lender enforces this and CMHC does not always police/catch it}.  

I've seen guys set up their LLC to mail to their attorney's office.

Once the agent found no buyers on his list, his office's agents would get to shop the deal with their buyers.