If you register, the website will have the same data the app has, so you load up the data on your mobile, then look at it more detail when you get home.

These buyers prefer rustic modern (think Magnolia Homes) and, especially, if you go the extra mile to keep and highlight any existing historic home features (cove ceilings, please double check for batchelder tile on the fire place!

My current W2 job is a Mobile Software Engineer located in Utah.

What I like about Fresno is that the crime rate is slowly going down[1], that its a large city with potential for opportunity, that the city is investing in cleaning up the downtown Fresno area through a revitalization program[2])What I would hope for with the bullet train from Fresno-Bakersfields is new job and growth opportunities in both cities through more mobility, which would eventually translate into more real estate opportunities.I agree that the parts of the plan they took out which would have connected Central Valley with San Francisco and LA would have brought the most opportunity, but I am somewhat hopeful that if they show some progress and ROI in the reduced scope, that the other plans could get picked back up at some point.[1]https://abc30.com/fresno-crime-rates-drop/3599901/[2]https://revitalization.org/article/fresno-ca-shifts-decades-dumb-sprawl-smart-downtown-revitalization/

I have been dedicating my time, energy, and resources to understand and find mobile home parks for sale in Craven, Carteret, and Onslow County areas in North Carolina.

If this doesn’t work call up a couple mobile home parks and ask them who does their lending.

First of all, I'd like to apologize because I'm writing this via mobile.

I want property in Atlanta and Mobile Alabama . 

@Dominick Dahmen - Pricing based on pro forma numbers is not just relegated to mobile home park sales.   

However, why did you classify it as a mobile home ?