This exception shall not apply to the field erection of a manufactured building.

Was thinking about erecting one on some property I currently own.

Front patio, covered entry with columns , Windows where the garage was , relocate driveway to the side of the house and erect a rear garage , add brick facing and or hardy plank Larger Windows but now I've spent a load and haven't even tackled the interior.My question is how far to go what are the best bang for the buck renovations although I understand the basics i.e.

The easement and sewer structure predate the construction of the building, but it was somehow erected.

The objective is to erect firewalls around the equity, both explicit (insurance, entity structure) and implicit (murky, difficult to trace ownership).

@Enyi Ajoku, first and foremost, you need to give them a lease violation notice due to property damage and ask them to cure it within seven days or pay for erecting the shed.

I thought about erecting a cardboard barrier, or some other means of separation, similar to Craig Curelop. 

Inventory is so low right now, you can hear the change rattling around title company’s escrow accounts, so don’t expect to be making easy fat margins.I’m about to start erecting billboards in Richmond to find deals 😆 that’ll give you an idea of where things are at with competition. 

'50%' finished permitted would mean what, finished but no walls erected creating rooms and no bath/kitchen/bedrooms?

Is it as simple as erecting another wall inside the house for the bed and another wall for the bath.