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Nichole Briscoe talks to a mobile home seller about whether it's worth buying. The fridge, stove, and heater work, but there's no air conditioning and the floor has safety issues. The seller would accept $1,000.
Nichole Briscoe talks to a mobile home seller about whether it's worth buying. The fridge, stove, and heater work, but there's no air conditioning and the floor has safety issues. The seller would accept $1,000.
Well, I'm not sure what's good and what's— because there was no place to put a washer. Um, but it's, uh, got the, you know, refrigerator, stove,
and,
um, like I said, that heater.
Do those appliances still work that you know of?
When I— the last time someone lived in here, they did.
Yep, this piece of paper tells us everything we need to know about the mobile home.
Yeah, yeah, it's, it's totally electric.
Okay.
And, um,
so does it have an HVAC unit outside?
No, that's— it doesn't have an air conditioner.
Okay. You think the floors are okay for me to walk in this room?
Yeah,
the floor before, so I see— I get very scared.
I don't blame you.
I get very nervous. Either buy them and fix them up And rent them out or sell them. Or what I'll do is I'll find someone to sell the property to.
You come get somebody that— I mean, if you pay me $1,000 for it, that would be fine.
Okay.
That would be fine.
Okay.
Um, but I believe, um, if I ever
