Nothing fancy, more or less "cookie cutter" design.  

Do you work directly with title companies or should you always have a real estate attorney for every deal (even for cookie cutter simple deals). 2.

They even managed to evict a man for parking his big rig in the complex, something I thought was too harsh as it was part of the man's livelihood, but this dump, this has upset the entire neighborhood as its the first property in the complex, reflecting on the entire community..  

I was a welder at one point, and still have my truck-mounted rig and truck, and honestly, I enjoy Arc-time immensely.  

@Trevor JohnsonWelcome to BP,When I first got started in real estate I found a mentor that had a cookie cutter like factory out in Sandy Valley Nevada of all places selling 2.5 Acres.

Multi meter (boiler issues), wrenches (including torx), drill, bolt cutters, etc.

There aren't any other visible cracks or bad spots, but the previous owners rigged up a wooden brace to hold down a catch basin lid in the basement...

child's play, really for the general cookie cutter house from the 50s or 60s

However, that is not a cookie-cutter approach.  

The last sale was for $130k, these are small starter cookie cutters built in the early 2000, ARV would be closer to $120s.