Primary Problems

Her trailer was not placed on a proper foundation so it is at the wrong elevation, no vaper seal, and the unstable ground is causing the two halves of the trailer to part company.
Central AC is not working, and the duct is damaged perhaps by raccoons. It is currently a vector for rodents and pests.
The kitchen stove runs on gas but there is no gas due to a gas leak in the trailer.
The kitchen cabinets require repair.
The hot water heater leaked, and there was no pan, there was water damage to the fiberboard floors in the master bathroom, bedroom, and closet.
The trailer is Class One, old, and the roof requires replacement.
There is inadequate storage.
The building currently qualifies for condemnation but still looks good outside, nice location, visually appealing. It is however bulldozer bait in its current condition.

Options

Ask the realtor to list the property for sale. Request value of property as-is, with trailer restored to good condition, without the trailer.
Determine the cost of restoring the trailer.
Determine the cost of removing the trailer.
Determine the cost of building a second energy-efficient home in the backyard.
Determine the cost of shipping containers for storage and moving
Identify alternative locations
Identify funding for a renovation loan, replacement construction loan, acquisition of a new home, or construction of a new home in a new location.

David and Sharon will meet to discuss options and design preferences.

David will create pages for the realtor, design notes, budgets, and alternate locations.