From the Publisher\nThis is the only book available that provides a step-by-step guide to investing in manufactured home communities. It includes financial worksheets and helpful charts, graphs, checklists, glossaries, bibliographies, and directories. The author and his contributors discuss over a dozen unique characteristics of manufactured home communities. Details the entire process to support finding, buying, managing, and selling a manufactured home community.

How to Find, Buy, Manage, and Sell a Manufactured Home Community (Real Estate Practice Library)

Business & Money

Allen, George

Conley, Michael

Allen, Laurence

Alley, Barbara

Hunt, Grady

Newby, Martin

Oas, Daniel

Westphal, Donald

White, Craig

Economics

Wiley Law Pubns

deja vu - the sense or impression of having seen or experienced something before Here we go again. History appears to be repeating itself. It has before. Why not again? If, as Solomon observed long ago, there really is nothing new under the sun, then the news of today is but an echo of the past. Are the great prophecies of Scripture repeating themselves once again? What is present truth for today? Evidence is mounting that the world is now seeing and experiencing something that has already transpired. From the mountains of north Georgia, Pastor Michael Conley and physician Gary Hullquist MD, examine this fascinating subject with a fresh review of the major apocalyptic themes of Daniel and Revelation. Historical patterns and prophetic parallels are presented and discusses in light of current world events. Types and antitypes, symbol and reality, spiritual and physical corollaries are the subject of this essay. Past examples and present realities are its focus.

Prophesy Again!

Religion & Spirituality

Hullquist, Gary

Christian Books & Bibles

Teach Services, Inc.

In an alternate 1800's America, where magic is real and dragons soar through the skies of the American frontier -my name is Topher. I had a good life, mostly. It wasn't great, but what can a young African girl living at the Edge of the World expect? I had a shack that I shared with my Ma, I knew the vendors I could pocket an apple from, and was better than anyone with a spitshot. Then that chucklehead Wasco rolled out of the mountains like a toppled boulder and dragged me into a whole mess! I figured if I guided him around town, maybe I could pocket a penny or two from him. Before I knew it we were trompin' around the Blacklands, getting shot at, almost eaten and damn near gutted by some bull-headed dandy! All because someone went and took Bella, and Wasco aimed to get her back.Jacob, who was about the handsomest gunfighter a body could imagine, turned out might be some kind of monster. Old Ying was acting like one of them wizards from the storybooks, and Li had a magic sword!I had been too stubborn not to follow them. Yeah, it had been a good enough life. I just wasn't sure I was going to make it back to it. Or if I wanted to.

Bella

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Wild West Press

These Are Not My Dreams And Anyway Nothing Here Is Purple

Poetry

Nine Pens

"God, Please Give Me Patience...and Hurry!" takes a humorous look at how we all can laugh at ourselves when we run out of patience. From Brooklyn to Hollywood and all across America, humor helps us to be strong and carry on even when we want to give up. Broadway, movie and TV comedienne Candice Azzara and TV sketch comedy writer Michael Conley share their 24 original short stories on patience in this ﬁrst of many humorous books.

God, Please Give Me Patience...and Hurry!

Humor & Entertainment

Azzara, Candice

Humor

Boulevard Books

How many ways can the world fall apart? A smug superhero belittles the very people he's supposed to save. An Aztec god escapes the sacking of his city to take refuge in modern-day Manchester. Rebels topple a despotic regime, much to the disappointment of the dictator's body double, and even the penguins decide to rise up against their human captors.Welcome to the unforgettable worlds of Michael Conley: horrific, hilarious, and forever on the brink of collapse. Lives are turned upside-down by ducks, the alphabet attacks every country on the planet, and civil unrest breaks out when we realise that only half of us can see the kraken clinging to the Gateshead Millennium Bridge. Sly and silly, chaotic and carnivalesque, often poignant and always unpredictable, Conley's stories shred the thin veil that protects our familiar reality from an apocalypse of the bizarre.

Flare and Falter

Humor & Satire

Splice

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