Is the property to be flipped considered the businesses’s “personal property” for the purposes of this form?

I have a rental property that's approximately 20-25 minutes south of Raleigh, NC, and the pricing for comparable homes recently sold in the neighborhood have incentivized me to look to put mine in the market.

The attached Affidavit of Immobilization was recorded and filed with the state, which makes the mobile home real property for insuring purposes.

The best analogy I can give is to compare it to buying a business.

If they appraise at what Zillow says (which really looks logical to me by comparing to houses in the area) then I'm in. 

Hi All,I have recently created a new LLC in TN for the purpose of Real Estate Investing and the LLC has 3 members (33.3% each) including myself and 2 foreign investors from the UK.

Comparable properties in the neighborhood are being torn down to erect bigger structures, but that's not my wheelhouse.

I'm hyper-sensitive to ensuring that all structures/operations are legal, particularly for tax purposes. 

I would start getting quotes and compare the cost to what you could get for an increase in rent.Don't just assume because it is a college rental you have to have 2 baths for 3 bedrooms.

How does that compare to a subject-to deal?