Had to deal with mice in basement as well. 1,000 total.3. used steel wool on new white stove. omg. have pics.4. kids wrote all over walls.

The walls were of 3/4" Type - X gypsum drywall hung on steel 2"x6" frames rather than wood.

I've been in the background here for a long time and wanted to revisit my situation.I own free and clear a 60x80 lot zoned c3 by a main hwy. option 1 is to put up a 30x50 steel building , complete it'll cost me right at 60k ready to go to lease.option 2,They actually have 2 mobile homes nearby so the city will let me change zoning to mobile home, and get a decent used one, complete it'll cost about 25-30k ready to lease.I understand it's not ideal to go from commercial to residential but I'm looking at low startup.The idea is to get passive income from my first rental.

The costs of lumber and steel, for example, have skyrocketed over the past two years.

Glass can be easily smashed (plexiglass is strong but too expensive) but there could be a steel grid framework with glass panels. 

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I'm considering RV slots ( for Snowbirds, vacationers, and refinery/turnaround workers), MH pads, cabins, etc. 

For instancemodular homes are placed on a permanent foundation; whereas trailers, or manufactured homesare built on a steel chassis with wheels attached.

Its a custom 3 piece manufactured home built in 2001 but it’s not considered a modular home because it’s attached to the steel frame it was built on.