Problem: Article: Before you get your mobile valued or attempt to list it or show it to anyone, spend a good amount of time cleaning it thoroughly, from top to bottom. Remove unwanted clutter by finding an off-site storage location, such as a storage locker, or with other family if you need to. A clean home will sell much faster than one that looks like it needs care. Put yourself in the perspective of a potential buyer. It's important to vacuum up any pet hair and deodorize the carpet, making the mobile home the most welcoming and clean version of itself. Your windows, your bathrooms and your kitchen should be spotless if you hope to sell it for a good price. Pay particular attention to leveling issues, plumbing problems, and any other fixable features that will make someone think twice about buying your mobile home. Even though it's unfortunate to have to spend money fixing up something you're not going to live in anymore, you'll be raising the potential asking price of the mobile home by investing in it now. Taking sneaky hide-the-leaky-fixture pictures may seem like a good idea to get around making repairs, but anyone that hires an inspector before making a purchase will find them, and ask you to fix them anyway. Sell your mobile home the right way and take care of issues that need to be addressed. Before you list the mobile home, you need to find out how much it's worth and how much you still owe on it, if any. Determine your asking price by consulting with your lending institution to find out what you still owe on your loan for the home and/or the property. To get an overall idea of your potential property value, ask a real estate agent for a price option. For a more accurate estimate, you will need to hire an appraiser. Property inspection is a likely step a potential buyer would take, so furnishing your own results is a good way to stay ahead of the game. You may even be able to convince buyers that they don't need to pay for their own inspection, which you can leverage in negotiations. Home valuation reports are also available quickly and cheaply online. You might consider checking out mobilehome.net, accessed here. If it is appropriate and OK with the place where your mobile home resides, place your sale sign in the yard or a front window. If your mobile home is located in a mobile home or RV community, you need to let the management know as soon as possible that you're planning on selling the vehicle, and determine whether or not a potential buyer wishes to live in the same mobile home park. In most parks, the buyer will need to submit a written application and be accepted if they wish to keep the mobile home in the park.
Summary: Clean your mobile home thoroughly. Make any necessary repairs before listing the property. Determine the value of the mobile home. Consult with your lot manager to see if there are any neighborhood or sign restrictions before you post any for sale signage.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is the tab that opens by default when Dropbox opens, and will display all of the files and folders stored on your Dropbox account. Selecting a file will display a preview of it in the right-hand frame. When you first start Dropbox, the only thing you'll find here is the "Getting Started" document that outlines some basic features of the computer version of Dropbox. You can use folders to organize your files. The photos will be sorted by upload date. Anything on your dropbox account that you've marked as a Favorite will be downloaded and stored on your iPad. You can then access this file even if your iPad is not connected to the internet. This tab allows you to see how much space you have available, turn Camera Upload on or off, enable a passcode lock for the Dropbox app, and link your Dropbox app with a computer.

SUMMARY: Select the File tab to view your files. Select the Photos tab to view photos stored on your Dropbox account. Select the Favorites tab to view files that you have marked for local storage. Select the Settings tab to adjust your Dropbox app and account settings.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Poke each potato with a fork a few times. This will help them cook in the microwave. on high until they're cooked through. Wrap the potatoes in a wet paper towel and microwave them. It takes about 5 minutes to microwave a single potato, and about 10 minutes to microwave 3 potatoes. Place several potatoes on a plate at a time and keep checking to see when the potatoes are baked through by poking them with a fork. Take off the wet paper towel and wait for them to cool. Use a sturdy spoon to scrape out the inside of the potato, leaving only the skin and a thin layer of potato. If you scrape out the insides too much, you can tear the skin of the potato, which will make it more difficult for the potato to hold the ingredients later. Combine 2 cups of grated cheddar cheese, 1 bunch of diced green onions, and 4 tablespoon (59.1ml). bacon bits with the potato insides in a bowl. Stir well until the ingredients are blended. Add salt and pepper to the mixture to taste. This will let them get a bit crisp. Bake the potato skins and insides together in the oven for at least 20 minutes. Check on them to make sure that the cheddar cheese doesn't burn. When they're ready, the skins will be nice and crispy and the insides will be tasty and brown. Remove the skins from the oven and let them cool for at least 5 minutes. Then serve them with either 1 cup of sour cream on the side, or with a dollop of sour cream on each potato skin. They're also delicious with a glass of beer.
Summary:
Preheat your oven to 350F (175C). Cut 2 lbs. baking potatoes in half lengthwise. Perforate the potatoes with a fork. Microwave the potatoes Remove the potatoes from the microwave. Scrape out the inside of the potato. Make the potato mixture. Season the mixture with salt and pepper. Place the potato skins in the oven for 5 minutes. Scoop the mixture inside the potato skins. Serve.