Wow @Tom Burns - that's impressive. 

The difference is that I am not angry, nor do I accuse them of being a thief or dishonesty.So, if you encounter a PM that is incompetent, dishonest or dangerous, by all means, shout it from the rooftops, post it here and everywhere, BURN 'EM, you have a moral imperative to warn others against real dangerBut if you think your PM, (or all PM's), charge too much, find another one or manage the property yourself.

If you depend on others for these numbers you open yourself up to be burned. 

Bob Burns

Asking $74,900.Its on a rough looking street with dilapidated mobile homes and other old houses. 

In short, he said he did not want to continue emailing me if he was going to file the 1099 anyways and that telling me the rules is "burning time for nothing" (his words). 

I have also seen many nice mobile homes. 

I want to share my story to hopefully inspire others:

I picked up a rental property that had a house a shed and a little over two acres. The house is close to the road and shed was behind it, towards the back of the ...

The lot is big enough to put another modular or mobile home there (not unusual in this area) but can you put two residential buildings on one lot?

I told him I had already accepted another offer but would contact him if the sale fell through.The guy I made the deal with called today and said he plans to put a mobile home on the property and the company financing the mobile home wants to put the land in with the mobile home loan and pay me when he closes on the mobile home.