Here's the catch: It's a manufactured mobile home.

Everything you do up until you place the property into service will be added to the cost basis anyway (except maybe a few lines on HUD), regardless if it catches a few days in 2016.  

* If I were you, I would just publish a Google Voice Mail Number and let the VM catch the calls.

In your peripheral vision you can catch the end of the dining room table just off the kitchen, or the tall hallway leading to the bedrooms and upstairs bath.

Originally posted by @Jessica Zolotorofe:Jessica,As a lender, I am always checking leases for potential catches.  

Hi Claire,15% Maintenance (high, but this is sort of a catch all), 3% vacancy, and 0% management, as I'm planning to manage my properties until I get up to at least five.Mike

I doubt an agent would be too happy with me "tire kicking" that many properties and getting nothing in return or just a promise of a future commission...So it seems like a catch 22 since I do need help and I do need a discount but an agent will be more willing to give me (a good) one as long as I don't ask much of him... hmmm.Based on this, any discount would be better than none just don't expect a huge one it seems.

Catch up with you on your experiences and future goals.

Does he catch/prevent repairs before they happen?

For flooring, decorative concrete/epoxy systems can be very eye catching.