I digress....My general contractor is very poor at responding/communicating and I deeply regret not doing more about this sooner but since August this is what he has done:replaced the shinglesreplaced the heat pump unitsealed the flat roof with elastomeric coating, but got the silver material all over the dark brown gutters so it looks horrendousReplaced the outside A/C unitReplaced the well motor/pump, but no further testing of the well or plumbing has been done.This is what I have done (keep in mind, I have a full time job and also run a small side business):Built a new front door from scratch (it was pointed and not rectangular so no off the shelf options).

I just got done looking at comps for this "manufactured home" and I seel that all 57 are rectangular mobile homes listed in the "manufactured" section of MLS.

I will say that is all in my opinion to CMA   its about 100 acres, long and rectangular, perfect for installing a road on one side and slicing in to 10-20-30 acre ranchetts .

We're considering putting up 1-3 cameras for our rectangular shaped apartment.

We removed a medallion for the intalation of Ikea lamp with a rectangular base and tree pendants.

A square or rectangular structure.  2.  

Just a few years ago this technology was just able to print a small rectangular room.

The way the floor plan is set up, me and the one agent working with me can utilize what used to be a large, rectangular living room/dining area, and then there are two other offices in the front of the building which are nice large spaces I could rent to other professionals.In the back half of the building it's currently set up as a residential area.  

Depending on the property, we install a medium grade curtain rod (not those flimsy rectangular ones that clip onto the mounting brackets) that uses much better hanger brackets, AND, you must be sure they are PROPERLY and securely installed.

Since modular homes must be craned into your backyard, you need a nice rectangular backyard.