@Michael Bennett I like to call the material yards around the area and ask them.

Talking to the agent's broker is probably the first step, this is definitely a misrepresentation of material facts if they knew.

If there is an alternative to have the sliding door elsewhere on the property or another alternative to make this triplex work maybe run it by him and it will show him that you care and are willing to cooperate with him...

Some other features landlords commonly look for:Automating late fees (the level of complexity you require can impact the software that's a good fit)Logins for multiple employeesDedicated mobile app for your tenantsFull accounting features OR alternatively, integration with your preferred accounting platformDigital document signingTenant applications and screeningAgain, depending on which of those matter to you, one software will be a better fit than another.

Addition once prepped: 1000 X 200 p/ sq : $200k (all depending on architecture of the home: as a more modern design with a lot of glass and steel will be much more expensive : or more expensive materials would be more expensive also. 

Or you can hire an engineer and have them write letters explaining quality of work, materials used etc to verify that the work was done correctly. 

In California this alternative investment lends itself to affordable housing and can be very profitable .

@Fredrick Lewis Yes, the main difference between mobile homes and regular properties such as single-family homes, duplexes, and apartment buildings are how the homes are made and the materials they're made out of.

Alternatively, you may repost this thread with the exact city or state that you need help with.

Alternatively, you can buy properties cash, but to do that you need a large amount of cash saved up, and you wouldn't be able to buy as much property as you would if you had leverage.