Would the return be audited and would you be able to defend your position.It looks like your accountant is looking for the route that pays the least tax to make you a happier customer.

I like the reports from Scott Sambucci at Altos Research:http://www.altosresearch.com/customer/Altos_Research_National_Report.pdfAlso John Burns does a good mmonthly recap of market data, plus a blog:http://www.realestateconsulting.com/TTFN,Greg

With a phone call to customer service to your title co. you can get the recorded mortgage information.

In return, you will help them by keeping their parks full of lot-rent paying customers.

Also remember that SBA loans cost you as a customer a lot more than a conventional commercial loan.

Include information about yourself and your company and, if you have them, testimonials from customers.

As if that weren't enough,  Intuit's Customer Service for this product is among the worst I have ever encountered -- long delays, uninformed representatives, incorrect and misleading answers -- you name it.  

Bryan,I'm limited to 100 characters, and you even have a logo in yours.

If I were Equity Trust, I'd just fire you as a customer.

Here's some sales contract forms for Pennsylvania: http://www.parealtor.org/content/form_samples.htm#aosYou may be able to use one as is, or at the very least use it as a starting point and customize it to fit your needs.