Nichole Briscoe and three others tour a mobile home, pointing out what to check before buying: welded seams, gaps wildlife can't reach, whether it's level, and if the finished boards are solid. They use humor and real observations to show the practical inspection cues that signal a good investment.
I'm nervous. I feel like it might be a snake trying to bite me in the bow tie. Wait for me.
What you think? This one's already welded. Got to weld that damn thing right down the seam.
It's a gap in between. When you go weed eat it, weed eater won't eat it up. Think about it, you ain't going to hit the bottom of it. If you want to make a— that's the way you want to— if you want to make beds, just come out here and move.
Wait, what kind of sound chickens Oh, fox, they'll kill a snake.
Fox will get them.
Yeah, fox will try to get them. That's how you know it's a good house.
Does that tell you anything?
Yeah, because it's leveled all the way.
Yeah, look at that top board, that finished board. Look across it and see what you see.
Okay, hold on. Here on this side, I'm being tested. Hold on, hold on, let me look, let me look. This is another one.
Yep, it's another piece.
Yes, you're right, you're right. I see it. This is the man, y'all. This is the man. Say something to the people.
Hey there, sexy.
