Personally I am not a fan of sitting on a lot of POH homes for sale at the same time. 

Most standard contracts have terms for the seller to deliver the property in the same condition, free of personal property, debris, etc., so if you have doubts that your seller plans to do that, maybe reach out and ask if the storm caused any damage that will delay closing, to make them aware you’re not going to accept new storm damage.

Even an agent won't typically do these unless you hire them to place a tenant.You seem intent on being cheap, thinking you have to be to save money. 

My money patner (and friend) provided all of the money.

I personally like to call and ask how much the lot rent is in a specific park.

Maybe have a golf shirt with a customized design or wear a novelty tie that speaks to your personality.

Purchase price: $440,000 Sale price: $675,000 Purchased with 5/5 ARM, no money down and walked away from closing with $4,800 in pocket.

I'm 18 and don't have access to a ton of money (30k).

I'm assuming it's a big building so that would be something you should review in the by-laws in terms of what you're entitled to.I would get in touch with your personal accountant/CPA or perhaps a local real estate specialist in NYC (there's a few in the forums) regarding your scenario.

They think wholesalers are making too much money and stealing clients.It’s already illegal in Oklahoma, Illinois, Philadelphia.