I was thinking about patching them sanding them and possibly just painting over it.

You do NOT want someone else telling you how much you can sell your house for, what color to paint things, or how much to pay your people. 

Any options and opinions on ripping out existing wall heaters are welcome. 

We then thought it might be worth it to buy a piece of land, move the mh, do some minor cosmetic work (new tile, paint, etc.) and sell it with the land for a much larger profit.  

I fixed it up super nice: all new flooring, 2 inch blinds, sinks, lights, fans, paint, mirrors, toilets, ss appliances, new roof on the back porch.

Hi All, Currently looking at a mobile which would be my first ever mobile home purchase, so im new to the scene.Property Information: 3/21404 sqftBuilt in 2007RenovationsNeeds New Front and Back StairsNeeds pet odor removal Needs new flooring I was going to rip out all carpet and install LVP, if we move forwardNeeds some minor Drywall and Paint While at the home all MEP was on and functioning Looks like the seller has a cititation posting due to them not taking care of the lawn. 

If you want to lighten the look, just paint it a neutral color.As for the rest of the finish-out, if this mobile home is targeted at affordable housing, then you want to give the illusion of luxury without using expensive materials.

Would any of you paint it right away?

We use THEIR money give it a nice, fresh paint job and pocket the rest.

I got a quote with another house with the same floor plan - just to paint the house would be at least 5K because of special equipment needed.