<prompt> Human: My wife and I are having an argument. And right now we live in a mobile home park. We pay mortgage on a house, and lot rent. We really want to move out and get a real home. The problem is trying to get out of owning this house. My wife thinks that it will never sound, because people dont want to pay the cost of a mobile home and lot rent.My solution is that we should just try putting the home out on the market on Craigslist and other sites to see what happens. We only owe close to 30 grand on it, so I think if we can just get at least that much to pay off the loan, then we will be free of this burden. We might not make back what we paid for it, or even enough for a down payment on the house, but we could always move to a cheaper apartment and help build up our financials that way. Or perhaps we might be able to go after all. Its just going to take time, and if she is dead set on the fact that it will never sell. The only problem is we have never tried.Her solution for an all is to find a house first and get the loan. Then once we know the house is ours, we move out of our trailer and let the park evict us. Since we already have a house, the eviction wont really affect us at all because we are not trying to rent another place. In the case of an addiction, the park Bill sees your house. Im not sure if that means that we still owe on the house or not. Im sure it would ruin my credit as well. She thinks that the house is going to be the biggest thing that we will buy, and we wont want to look for another house. So credit wont really matter. And if things get really out of control, we could always file bankruptcy. This is what everyone does according to her, including her parents and Friends.To me, that just seems very responsible. I dont know though, maybe I am in the lobby. What do you all think about this situation? Is there a nother better course of action I could try to take to get rid of this financial burden?  <response>: Her strategy is insane. You dont want it to be repossessed or seized. The value has nothing to do with how much you owe on it. Have you done any market research to see what similar trailers are selling for? 