So if you need to replace a few pieces you can do it easily.

With a home built on piers, like some are here, a smaller home can be moved in one piece if it's small enough.

There is a private money book you can buy through REITactics that can fill in the blanks for how do put together your own private money pool without breaking the law.

But first, let's go get those pieces of paper that tell us that we're smart enough to do so!

One of my propertiesIt costed me 215k (Bought it in Utah around 2015) it is now selling for 290k (So about 75k profit minus real estate fees commission etc) i owe about 198k on the home so is about 92k before expensesI have about 30k in savings, plus cashing out on this property, I am planing to acquire 4 rental properties in Indianapolis in the range of 50-75k a piece, my question is how can i not pay taxes on my profit. is it by buying properties equaling to more than the sale price of my home?

They sell everything as a separate piece.

Other than those two pieces of information, I can't figure out why the house isn't selling.

I agree with Will that if insisting on tiling over the existing walls you will need to rough up what's there to ensure a good bond, definitely agree there will be lots of dust and little pieces of tile to clean up/pull out of your arms, legs and any other exposed parts of your body...be sure to protect your eyes and wear a mask!!!  

I recently picked up a Blink system - it's pretty good but a blue LED light comes on when the recording starts and cannot be disabled (you can open it up and put a piece of electrical tape over it though).

So basically my dad has offered to give me a massively big piece of the pie without a whole lot of risk on my end.