Plumbing: Remove all existing plumbing drain and supply lines and install new plumbing supply lines to the newkitchen location, new laundry location front and rear hose bibs and new hot water heater location.

That's why a lot of cities and counties don't want any more mobile home parks now a days, as the parks are typically large drains on education, water utilities and the city/county sees very little back in the form of property tax because they can only tax the land not the homes as the homes are mobile.

My broker brought me a deal for a Tri-Plex , I’m wondering if you all think it’s worth pursuing.Here’s the breakdown.Purchase = 200kRehab = 20k2 units rent would bring in $750ea1 larger unit would bring in $1000Not a lot of property maintenance in terms of landscape.Estimate on Water, trash would be $200Estimating 5% vacancy costI would not be using a property management company to start.The ARV would be apt 300k.Thoughts on this deal?

For example, if the roof is remaining, I would remove the shingles (unless your are layering them) and make sure there is no sheathing/plywood to replace or any other 'unexpected' damage then you are more certain of your costs.

I rehabbed a log cabin and there was one place about 4 houses down, that was damaged by fire and never rebuilt.

There was some damage in the apartment worth $150 dollars (which I have proof and receipts.

As an attorney, no doubt you understand FRAUD BY INDUCEMENT and the damage done to sellers by many of these operators.

I would go on eBay and buy a couple fake 15$ security cameras and mount them up in the corners of ceilings under them leave a sign that says overloading the machines damages the units .Then it will be at operators expense and cameras are in use to verify . 

FYI: after strapping the pipe leak, the water is not flowing fast affecting other people in the lower floor.Thanks

And invited me to his Christmas party talk about a duck out of water..