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My daughter has happened upon a deal involving a mobile home. The owners have promised her and her boyfriend that if they will pretty-much rebuild the place then they’ll be allowed to live there rent-free provided they keep the place up. I’m pretty sure this deal involves the owners paying for the materials and The Boyfriend getting the work done. I wish I’d fallen into a deal that nice when I was still twenty years old and able to do anything and everything.
This place is going to need the roof fixed, the ceilings and floors replaced, and probably new drywall throughout because of mold thanks to the leaky roof and the fact that it’s been sitting vacant for quite a while. My daughter has, of course, already decided that the shower in the master bathroom simply must have the faucets replaced with a Single Handle Brushed Nickel Bathroom Faucet she found on sale because, as she so eloquently puts it, “it’s Kewl”.
The one thing about this deal that makes me a little nervous is the fact that there is nothing written down that spells out exactly what will be expected of them and exactly what they can expect in return. I tend to believe that an oral contract isn’t worth the paper it’s written on. Some call me a pessimist because I think like that. I prefer the term “realist”.
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