A few resources you might try to tap...is #1 your local REIAs....attend the meetups and ask who the tax lien experts are...there always seems to be a name or two tossed about

There can be a lot with an RV pad, a cabin, a manufactured home, and a home that's a million dollars plus all right next to each other.

We wanted to use this 500 sqft addition in the back that has no windows and is on a concrete pad as a garage.

@Shelly Glennon  It is not unusual for large corporate tenants to have agents do their lease renewals and get pad a commission for it.

However, if you have an issue with a neighbor, they may have some recourse as the zoning technically does not alloy separate living quarters.Also keep in mind that if you are going to add plumbing, you will want to check and see if the sewer tap is in the the back of the property or the front. 

I stayed at my friends crash pad a couple weeks ago which I thought was really nice but I’ve heard some of them are dumps.

You pay a local licensed contractor wIth a good reputatIon to accompany you for a second look .have him look over all the structure and systems etc.. have him do quick quotes on issues he sees on a legal pad as he’s walking through each room have him check the wiring the roof the furnace the plumbing .

The park has 44 spaces (each has a concrete pad), a 800 sq foot apt, laundry room, paved roads, and all utility lines (electric, gas, water, sewer) within the park are the responsibility of the park not the utility company.

Add rocks/or concrete pad as per what your city will allow.

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