With few exceptions I rarely ever see a toter and set up crew work for much less than the flat 10k to disassemble, transport, prep the new site, and reset any multi-section MH.Especially with so many new site prep and set up requirements i.e. tie down systems, (TDS), earthquake resistant bracing systems, (ERBS), permanent foundation systems (PFS), etc along with proper site prep protocol, pedestal and/or infrastructure upgrades etc. 

MLS is retail and there are some attractive properties there but I would like to find a 3 or 4 flat at a discount somewhere.  

Give it 60 days, Zillow, Craigslist, Flat Rate MLS, and weekly open house.

I would be looking to purchase a 3 flat where I could live in one of the units until I purchase another one. 

The property is basically flat, fairly rocky soil in the area, and engineering has been done to call for #4 rebar at 12" on center with a 4" slab with beams ranging between 2-3 ft.Now to the question... the builder that is helping me along the way got a quote of $13,000.

People usually end up at little mom and pop brokerages, where they play a low flat fee per transaction.

I'm in Dallas but the price of housing has risen significantly while rents I feel have stayed flat.

My max offer on it would be like 350k provided I had the money to sure up the foundations and fix huge violations and that flat roof is a nightmare!                                                                       

Hi all,I recently got started in the game with a two-flat in a quiet neighborhood in Joliet, IL.

They're not your typical flat fee brokerage.