Would love to see all your before and after pics.I think many of us have a lot of the same challenges when it comes to reworking some of yesteryears aesthetic misfortunes.I am really hesitant to paint over the wood work in fear that it will look cheap and nasty.

It seems people are coming out of the woodwork which is great. 

Sure, it's not as glamorous as custom made woodwork, but for what it is, it serves the purpose well.

I can't speak much to the mobile home aspect of it, but I know there are definitely some wholesaling opportunities that will come out of the woodwork if you're pursuing tax delinquent properties. 

I find it hilarious how people come out of the wood work to defend companies like them.

They have come out of the woodwork with all of the flooding in Houston.

It's an extraordinary brick building with woodwork, trim, and leaded glass windows that would cost a fortune to replicate today.Original deal was a contract for deed where I would trade two properties I purchased last year for $10,000 down plus closing costs.

Also, I was always under the impression, that if you paint over wood work, it sealed any lead paint that maybe present.

American Bungalow is my favorite by far... my wife and I often agree on design, and she's been accused of having a 'man's taste in design'... meaning that she's very well happy with large oak posts and heavy woodwork on fireplace mantles.

@Annette AmmarellYou can get some wood workers in their to use the trees for crafts, furniture etc., just to clear the space you need for the other organic food operations.