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He looks like Rick James going to grind his feet in Eddie Murphy's couch with those things.

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The dumb felt cowboy hat looking things, and any out of the ordinary glasses frames. If the frames are big and black or big and tortoise shell she’s a dam nut. Even worse is if they’re not prescription. That and a carhart toboggan or beanie is an instant turnoff. Bunch of trash and not in the good way. Where’s the Dolly Parton trashy women at?

Get a Stihl straight shaft trimmer, properly mix non ethanol fuel, fill fuel tank, hit primer bulb 3-5 times, turn choke on, pull cord 1-2 times, allow to get warm once started, run the piss out of Stihl weed eater. When you are done turn it off and repeat the process again in a week or two. I also recommend taking some needle nose pliers and removing the spark arrestor/mesh screen from the muffler. If you need to restring it pull about 10 arm lengths of .105 trimmer string out of a roll, cut in two, and wrap around the spool the opposite direction you inserted it. Don’t baby a Stihl either, the harder you run it the better it will run.

2005 GMC Sierra 4x4 286,000 miles, and a 1999 Buick Century Custom just getting ready to break 80,000 miles. Got the GMC with 60,000 on it and the Buick with 55,000 on it. They’re like cockroaches, you can’t kill them.

He is not in Mississippi. What area are you in? May just do a quick google search for mobile home buyers/sellers/movers in your area. Dealerships will often times buy used units as well. I've also seen guys on craigslist and marketplace advertise that they are buying mobile homes.

That was about in line with what I was thinking. Planning on selling the modular as soon as I close on the property and it will be moved off of the property. Other than if there was specific value given to it on the appraisal, or if I went to the trouble of getting a NADA valuation report, I would think sales price of the modular would indicate the actual fair market value. That would create a scenario like you said to where it could be argued that there is no need to pay capital gains. My only concern was that I was planning on using the sale proceeds of the modular for some remodeling expenses on the house, but wanted to make sure I stuck enough of the money back to pay the potential taxes.

I'm currently under contract on a property that has two residences on it. One is a house that I plan on living in, and the other is a modular home. I'm financing the property temporarily as a commercial investment property to allow for the sale of the modular home, and later convert to a conventional 30 year fixed rate mortgage. My question is how will the sale of the mobile home be taxed in regards to capital gains? From my understanding the gains would be taxed at my normal tax rate due to being short term, but how would the taxable amount be determined?

Strategic targets near every bridge and levee site along the Mississippi and Ohio River. Effectively cuts off north to south and east to west traffic, as well as flooding the entire river deltas. Pipelines and petroleum seem to be a common theme as well. I’m impressed, these guys did their research.