Becker, a Duke economist, does a good job laying out the financial realities of MHP living.

I'm not looking for anything glamorous, just a nice, quality, repair/tile replacement, that would allow for good future sales value.

We are thinking of shower inserts instead of tile due to cost and ease of cleaning. 

However, we had to restock, etc.Through separate methods, I've come to understand a small amount about the distribution business as it relates to our big brands such as Coke, Pepsi, Fruito-Lays, etc. 

In fact, the correct answer depends on the correct "goals" you establish at the beginning of of your actual "plan"...when you lay that Plan out.

I mentioned in another post (after someone responded to mine) that you can feel free to lay ALL your personal assets out on the table in litigation for the attorney/judge to pick and choose what they want to clear out from you. 

Very rarely do people have $6,000+ cash laying around to buy something so if you sold it on contract you'd open up yourself to a lot more potential buyers.

They were built in 1910 and have high ceilings, brick and tile roof construction.I purchased the property for £252k with 5% down, in the UK we have first time buyer mortgage with a 5% deposit option and tax exempt for under £500k purchase price.

Sale price: $199,900 515 W 6th St. 3000 sq ft duplex, all new plumbing and electric, espresso shaker style cabinets, new tile, refinished hardwood floors, washer/dryer connections, central air/heat, ceiling fans, light fixtures, pier and beam foundation. 4 car detached garage, needs enclosed.

Sale price: $199,900 515 W 6th St. 3000 sq ft duplex, all new plumbing and electric, espresso shaker style cabinets, new tile, refinished hardwood floors, washer/dryer connections, central air/heat, ceiling fans, light fixtures, pier and beam foundation. 4 car detached garage, needs enclosed.