New flooring, interior and exterior paint, new roof and all new water heaters.

Most or all of of the water will be gone by the time it gets to the end which is why there is so much gravel all along the run.

You also want to make sure if you've included water and electricity based on one person living there, you account for the extra consumption-if the tenants pay water and electricity, this won't matter.

Does it have water/sewer/septic, electric, gas, etc to the lot? 

She did not use the 3rd floor or 2nd floor, as she had holes in the roof allowing rain water to further deteriorate the house.

Unless there are water lines running in a shared wall in the garage, I wouldn't spend the $90 unless you are in the deep north. 

Managing water accumulation while going thru process.

@Kristi Nunes the reason why investors acquire MHP's is for the recession resistant behavior that is created by tenant owned homes. 

Hope everyone is doing well,Looking for vetted contractors (specifically plumbing/water specialists at the moment) in the Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia area.

MIne includes but not limited to: roof 25 year life span, floors 10 year life span, appliances and hot water heater 12 year life span, hvac 20 year life span, bath and kitchen remodel 20 year life span.