Thanks for the laugh! I find this sooooo funny. Since this is a BPO - not sure if it is really worth any kind of effort. You have told them the house is gone - you're done until they tell you what to do. I really want to see the look on the face of the person who gets your response. Can you imagine? Anyway - if the house was moved, and there was a mortgage, there is a paper trail somewhere. If BOA has a mortgage on the parcel - the land and the single family dwelling, and the house is gone, and no one at BOA was ever notified - then they have a huge problem. How in the world did the HOA get this thing moved to a different lot - is it like a swap meet? I'll give you 10 pairs of tube socks - you give me that camel saddle. Sorry - this is just toooooo fun - but seriously. If they come back to you and ask for more info, I would talk to the HOA. There was an attorney involved for the HOA, he pushed this thing through, the neighbors didn't just get together at a pot luck and then move the house - although some HOA folks are pretty out of control - its possible. Your responsibility ended right when you notified them the house is gone - and they didn't give you a clear answer as to what you are to price out. This kind of weird stuff is why I get up in the morning. I just love the stuff we as REO and BPO agents fall into. I had one last year that the house sat on one lot but the lot next door also belonged to the house. When the bank forclosed - they forgot to forclose on the lot too. I loved making that phone call the the asset manager. What in the world did the forclosure attorney's office say?? It was very clear from the tax records that the mortgage covered two parcels - as in your case - its pretty clear the house is gone. Please, please, please keep us in the loop - I am dying to find out how this one ends.

I have decided! Seeing as "It" is a Skirted 1967 Mobile Home - 10' X 46' with a full length 12' X 46' addition . . . .

Then it must be only a Semi-Trailer.

A couple of years ago I had one which was built around a School Bus. Couldn't see the Bus from Outside, but it was the Master Bedroom when you got inside. Bright OSHA Yellow so you could find it when you came home late at night.

I don't know . . . . What might this one be ?



I often just say ecclectic and be done with it; but that seems to leave something out. If the name isn't already taken, I'd deem it "The Quarter-Rounder" ?

Is this a more popular style elsewhere? I'm not always on top of the newest trends and this may have caught on somewhere else before coming here . . . . like a bad disease.

Sometimes I think these things are chasing me . . . . but I don't want to get all paranoid.

I had a BB residential vacant land order. Property not accessible from road, all fenced and hedged up. Aerial pics show a functioning commercial business with structures. Went to the property took as many pics with out getting shot as possible. Called prop appraiser who verified that from aerial pics that there are some non-permitted structures on property and it appears that from the 25 or so cars and trucks that a business is possibly being run from land. FARVV agrees land is used as commercial, cancels order and I never receive my trip fee of 10.00! I spend a good few hours researching and driving out to property. I quit being a detective.

Oh, Vermont, that is so chic! I'd just call it contemporary & pick the closest sf comps and go on. (but I try not to get too excited about these things)

Looks like half a Quonset to me... Theres a bunch of them scattered through rural areas of UT and WY that have been converted to homes. This looks like someone just cut one in half.

J