Go back and read the many discussions  re park managers and Dodd Frank re selling homes in parks and Etc. 

Looking for anyone who knows how the market is up in National City, Michigan.

Or you think they own them but when it breaks they say you have to fix it because it came with the place) and stuff like who pays what utilities, is their parking and if so is it assigned and all that kind of stuff.  

By 'historic" I mean listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 

In addition, if they are members of the National Association of Realtors® there are a code of ethics that could be involved as well. 

The rehab, after meeting with the contractor is in a ball park of 80k. 

I had the inspection and estimate done this weekend, and it is about $15,000 higher than I originally ball-parked on my walk-though estimate.My question is: if I offer to remove the Contingency only if the Seller agrees to a sale price of $155,000, how likely are they to accept it? 

Hello Community:I attended a dinner party over the weekend and three of the couples who attended are currently looking to buy homes in the North Park area of Irvine, CA.  

About 18months ago the city sent around a letter to some of us owners letting us know of their plans to expand the downtown area, and they redid some of the street parking to accommodate that it seems. 

No treasures... but when I managed a mobile home park in Venice Fl, we had an owner abandon his home... so after 6 months, we finally got possession and when I entered to check the place out, the first thing I found was... the previous owner in bed, where he had died 6 months earlier (long story, but due to past issues we were not able to enter his home without permission out of fear he would sue us...again)!