sq ft of mobile home misrepresented 2 times I purchased a mobile home from…

sq ft of mobile home misrepresented 2 times
I purchased a mobile home from Hanson Realty 3 years ago for 45,000

The title says it is 14′ x 60′ – 840 sq feet

I went to Hanson Realty this year to sell my home

A Hanson realtor came out and measured my home and listed it with the same dimensions

My contract was over with Hanson after 8 months

I went to Cole Realty and they measured it at 14′ x 56′ (4 ft shorter) 784 sq ft

I have emailed Hanson 3x now because my title is wrong and I complained about the descrepancy with no replies

My question is what can I do about Hanson Realty’s error (twice) regarding my loss of square feet.

I live in California

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Mobile Home lease impropriety I have a mobile home with a long term lease.

Mobile Home lease impropriety
I have a mobile home with a long term lease. I am in the process of selling it. The park (and it’s management) have determined the buyers rent (they are allowed to increase it) wrongly. The terms of the lease that concern selling the house states that a comparable rent (not the current rent) can not be exceeded. I have demanded a history of the rent increases and the comparable rent determination but the park (and it’s management) have not released this information. I am unable to sell my house because the rent they are quotting is very high. I also believe they have not increased my rent in accordance with the lease terms. A lawyer I contacted wants $125 for an initial consultation. I would like to know if there is anything I can do short of hiring a lawyer to force them to provide this information. Also, do I have any standing if they have improperly raised my rent. I have been paying my rent and am worried that that might serve as a basis for saying I agree to the rent increases. Thank you for your time on this matter.

1031 Property Exchange I own a Condominium in California which was acquired…

1031 Property Exchange
I own a Condominium in California which was acquired through a 1031 property exchange. My question is as follows: Can I use a 1031 exchange on this property to acquire a manufactured home or mobile home for equal or greater value of my exisitng condominium? Can the amount of the new purchse be lower than the sales price of my existing condominium? I would appreciate your assistance in this matter.

I AM TRYING TO SALE MY MOBILE HOMe AND MOVING TO TEXAS.

I AM TRYING TO SALE MY MOBILE HOMe AND MOVING TO TEXAS. BUT THE PARK MANEGER DENYED THE BUYERS A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER,BECAUSE THEIR INCOME WAS TO LOW. THE MOTHER IS RECIEVING TWO CHECKS A SETLEMENT AND A PAYOUT GIVING HER AROUND 50,000 THE DAUGHTER WORKS AT THE LOCAL CASINO AND MAKES 1,200 A MONTH. THE MANEGER SAYS SHE CANT COUNT THE 50,000 AS A SOURCE OF INCOME, AND THE DAUGHTER DOSENT MAKE ENOUGH.THE MANEGER EVEN SAID “I DONT KNOW WHAT SHE’S GOING TO DO WITH THAT MONEY, SHE COULD BE ADDICTED TO GAMBLING FOR ALL I KNOW.