That's what I figured you'd be fine with 0% yield. 

Sorry if this is long and rambling, I just can't figure out what to do!

Im trying to figure out a solution on how I can keep the tenants occupying the home, while my end buyer can make repairs on both the units for about 2 months to add value to the property and potentially raising rents. 

You also need to figure in the holding period of the properties and how quickly you plan to exit, those should weigh in the calculation as well.

Most insurance companies won't insure them, and most lenders are hesitant to provide financing for them, which makes the sale even more challenging.There are, however, investors who specialize exclusively in mobile homes.

Hi,I have done some longer live-in flips and was the buying agent on the current one.I am now going to be flipping (not live-in) as my main source of revenue and trying to figure out where to hang my license. 

I'm trying today to figure out which one of the two is best for me. 

Hi CJ, Greenfield neighborhood has a ton of duplex and triplexes, and is very convenient to Squirrel Hill and to the Parkway for quick access to downtown, with sale prices still being relatively low compared to neighboring areas

If it is listed with an agent, trying to side step the agent is not going to gain you anything since the seller (owner) has a contract with the agent that gives him a commission on sale regardless of where the buyer comes from. 

Then I would figure out what percent of the total conditioned space was being rented.