Joining the local landlord association and manufactured home association will give you access to a bigger network and resources. 

Manufacturer's equipment warranties do not cover labor to replace the parts they provide.

Manufacturing and distribution are more of our core businesses.

You can include the costs of energy improvements into an FHA Energy-Efficient Mortgage.How about manufactured housing and mobile homes?

Manufacturing is another area that is expected to grow in Huntsville.

Anyway, as I stated before, the moment a problem was identified we fixed it with minimal push back, if any.As for why we believe the pool company owner over the landlords, we did not initially.We almost fired the pool company last week because we thought they were not being responsible and following the instructions we had laid out for them.However, then the landscaper incident happened and we started to question things more.We talked with the landscaper and got his story of how he was treated by the tenant which mirrored what the pool company said.I then called the pest control company we use who is also servicing the tenants home (at their expense).I wanted to inquire about how they are treated by the tenants.The pest control owner initially did not want to badmouth his other customer, but eventually did tell me that there have been a few incidents where the tenant treated his technician poorly and demanded more work be done after he had left.After talking with 3 separate contractors who don’t know each other at all I have painted a pretty good picture of who the tenants are and how they treat people.

He would recruit newer wholesalers underneath him, not give him very good instructions, and then take an inordinate amount of the deal given the lack of direction he gave them.

There is a nice manufactured home on 3 acres, with good size storage shed, and 10 GPM well, with no covenants, $130,000.The agent emailed me asking me to call to discuss a payment plan.What strategies, tips, etc., do you have for me for talking down the price, creatively finance the deal with owner, finding private money to finance part/or all if necessary, possible putting something on land to rent out if allowed due to no covenants, how to make it a win - win for both parties, etc?

All I was instructed to do right now is wait for the foreclosure letter from the bank....I don't even know what type of letter I will get and what time table and what sequence of event I am going to face and what would happen to my tenants.

My husband and I are interested in Manufactured HUD home AS IS up for auction/bid.