@Allison Meggison You may want to check with a few mobile home dealerships in the area.

They've been pretty good for me, some of their processes are archaic (phone calls instead of emails, etc.) 

I'd spoken with the owner briefly on the phone once before and we'd discussed the overall condition of the property, why he wants to sell, how much $ he'd be happy to walk away with, etc.After the screening questions over the phone I threw a number out and he said it'd be the lowest he'd accept and still be happy with, but he'd still need to speak with his wife about it.Anyway...so today I met with them in person and he gave me some more info.This property is zoned for R-4.

If you ever need anything from me shoot me a private message or save my phone number in my Bio.

And I was left with bad credit and very little money.At first, I tried to avoid phone calls from customers who had purchased water systems from the company because I was embarrassed.

For example, your cell phone.

The first three months would cover rent/mortgage, utilities (including phone and internet, since those are a necessity now),  and food.

Print out any emails or text messages, write down dates of phone calls and what was said, etc.You need documentation for the potential court case.

Get a dialer, buy a list, hit the phones!

If you want to have an extended phone call and ask me questions, I'd be up for that.