A potential investor would also want to review the existing agreement, assuming that one has been signed with the previous owner.Best of luck to you!

 Just wanted to add my two cents here as I did review a similar situation with @Jay Hinrichs a few months back.  

Yes you spend $500.

I can typically get those smaller items fixed for the price of the service call or even lower and its not worth the hassle.If you are hoping to get the HVAC replaced or other appliances by them, it might work out unless it takes few more years and by then, you already spend that money on the home warranty and service call fees and they might not even cover the whole thing once it comes to replacing.They are here to make money and they will go out of their way to replace parts before replacing the entire item.

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First, review the financials to determine how the park is currently running and to uncover the potential inefficiencies. 

I don't want to say no, but we really wanted to spend the holidays in our home.

He's "spending it" on his debt...and he should be "using it" on his investments.What you described as good, I refer to as " just a shinny object of distraction".

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I lived in DFW, Austin and Phoenix and would love a rental In these places but I’m hearing mixed reviews (also with my price point)Are there any places y’all can recommend me?