Where you will run into problems is if the particle board is exposed and rests on the floor or anywhere it can wick up moisture easily it will expand and eventually fall apart.

Honest people won't mind, and the crooked ones will be exposed.  

Tankless they say is about $400 for the average family, but I was just in a house last night that it was clearly over $1200 (you can tell by the gap btw summer and winter bills).Cheapest ways to heat water:1. natural gas (pennies a day)2. solar/renewable (this varies by region), large up front cost, however3. electric4. propane gasYour tenants expect to pay what others are paying for energy costs.

Certainly a great read to begin to expose yourself to the possibilities that are out there.

I can't possibly do everything I am exposed to.

I truly hope and pray a stronger person will expose them and take them down before it gets worse. 

Who has read Flipping Houses Exposed by Danny Johnson, and what did you think of his book?  

BP is chalk full of people who have more money than opportunity and who would love to work with someone like you.  2) Licensed Agents are exposed to a ton more liability than just regular real estate investors.  

If it is permitted then you would need to think about if you can get city water or well water, gas/electric or propane, septic tank or sewage, etc. if you are planning on putting it on an empty piece of land in a neighborhood with houses then I would consider re-sale value and the fact that the neighbors might not like you for it.

oh how about exposed brick walls?