Agree to pay some money up front or possibly negotiate to supply the materials as the contractor will have to come out of pocket on these costs.

Possibly a little more labor intensive but the labor is cheaper then the material and could be done relatively quickly.

(IE labor, building materials, construction loans, etc). 

The proceeds will go toward direct mail materials: paper, ink, envelopes and postage.

I don't know...depends on how quickly I think it will sell and at what price.I just don't understand why an agent or brokerage will routinely print promotional materials, prepare market reports, spend hours touring homes and pitching to potential sellers, send mailers, cold call, etc. all in the interest of getting new listings, yet it's unheard of to incentivize a seller directly for the exclusive right to sell their home.  

I believe that the MHU boot camp and materials are definitely worth the cost.

My loss I really couldn't afford to have paid for the renovation materials at the time.

When this needs to be replaced you can expect it to cost between $7,000 to $13,000 for 15,000 gallon pool depending on where you live and materials used.

My loss I really couldn't afford to have paid for the renovation materials at the time.

Mobile homes are usually made of lower quality materials (in general) than single-family homes.