Red flags might be things like signing a 12 month contract with them with payment penalties to break out, a litany of fees for odds and ends that's clearly designed to make you pay more, high costs to lease or turnover a unit, lack of transparency with maintenance orders/costs etc. 

Another example of the bubble we are in!

The kitchen island (which appears to be some wood color) does not work well in my opinion (again, it may be better in person than on my screen).Also, do keep in mind I do not know your area, your market, or what buyers there expect/like, so do get a second opinion from a local and highly experienced agent or designer.

I am a member.If you are living paycheck to paycheck, however, their program is not designed for you. 

I’m not sure what that looks like but I’d love to help with anything from cold calling to graphic design / marketing.

If we did not have low interest rate we would have experienced a bubble in most desirable part (RE) of west coast.

If so, I put alot of trust in my architects and design team. 

That means a credit check, which will be a small ding on the credit score - and if the buyer is on the bubble credit wise, it could blow up the entire sale.Buyers tend to be pretty neutral about panels unless they're mounted on the front of the house, in which case I'll get some complaints about the aesthetics.

Hope you're enjoying the weekend:)Not sure if you've seen anything across the site yet, but our new Premium Membership is specifically designed as a lead generation tool for Real Estate Agents. 

I have experience in the SF bay area as a real estate photographer/furniture/design staging but zero experience with mobile home transactions, etc.