I arrange for the factoring of A/R for manufacturing companies and I also invest in SFH in Florida.

(b) Prior to the exercise of the option, Landlord/Seller reserves the right to change existing encumbrances on the property through refinance, early payoff of the loan(s), or modification of existing loan(s) so long as said change would not create an encumbrance exceeding the agreed upon value of the property; (c) The Landlord/Seller upon payment of said purchase money, shall convey said property by General Warranty Deed, free from all encumbrances except: ___________________________________ ____________________________________ and shall furnish a policy of title from a reputable title insurance company at his expense so showing. 30.Insurance: what it covers and what it does not.

I would look at the manufacturer recommendations of the texture material.

The manufacturing process leaves a sharp edge on the end of the nipple.

There are some hm lenders at each but either you need 10-15% down or need a good reputation, otherwise forget it.

So I think I will go out and buy myself a pair of pit-bulls (or Rotts, or something else big with a bad reputation).There is something wrong inside that tenant's head.

I would only suggest since your are a realtor that If you end up not being able to sell it, let the sellers know ASAP...dont sign a thirty day contract and on the 29th day back out. this could hurt your reputation and could possibly get your license taken away...but thats just my thoughts.

I might not go with the rehab company they recommend if I can't find any other references, or if I can find another reputable company with a cheaper price.To answer your question, I would continue with this deal and might even continue working with this company if I can tilt the table myway.Hope it helps!

Many conventional lenders no longer lend on them if it is a manufactured (not modular) home.

Talk to someone at a reputable title company.