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1/03/12, 2:49 pm

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We purchased a mobile home for $20,000. Our mortgage is about $280 a month. But our space rent is $745 a month. Our park says there is no subleasing allowed here. We want to purchase a "real" house but don't want to be stuck with two mortgages. Is there any way we can have someone move in and pay us rent without being considered "subleasing"? Maybe a lease to own option or something? Appreciate the help!


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