HomeAway's recent announcements concern me as well - they are removing contact information from OUR view.

I removed the couple filter took age from 55 to 45 and got that list to 7000.

., and that price is whatever they removed the listing at- regardless of whether it was negotiated down or reduced offline, if they did not enter it.Now, as an active watcher of Zillow (and searcher of craigslist) I know how long a specific apartment has stayed on, I can see when and if there was a price change and if I save the property it will always be reviewable even if it rents and is taken off.

Hi all,I was recently introduced to a real estate investment opportunity by an old friend (who claims to be a gap funder/broker).He introduced me to a partner of his who claimed he had access to portable mobile home units across the country and in which case I could invest in each rental property for an investment of $10-15k each and receive a residual passive income of approximately $2.5k/month.The deal would be a completely turn-key investment, as I would own the note on the mobile unit, and I would not have to do any maintenance, etc as a normal landlord would.Everything sounded great on paper, but here's where a got overly suspicious:1) The one-page, loosely written contract he provided did not disclose any address or rental property infornation, nor were there any lease/loan terms or agreements set forth.2) The urgency to close the deal.

It might be worth using an agent this time if you can find one that will agree to a reduced rate for handling the sale if you already have found a buyer, like 2%, then follow along carefully through all steps from proper disclosures, contracts, inspections, contingency removals, appraisal, walk-thru, etc., so you'll be better prepared in the future to handle a sale on your own or, if not, at least understand the process and how an agent earns their fee.  

We are hoping to remove one wall to open up the kitchen as well.  

We started by making the property to have less maintance, we removed trees, shrubs and redesigned several out door living spaces.

For full disclosure, he works with a company that I have a loose affiliation with, but I would encourage you to connect with him.  

If it is attached to the property is becomes part of the parcel and would remain during a foreclosure The mobile home if not converted to real property would belong to the owner and he may remove it much like a car   

It costs an arm, and half a leg, but at least you can remove the liability from your shoulders and make the tenants responsible for their usage.