I beg that you don't buy this POS since the only fix is to either bring the slab back to grade or throw crap tons of steel members underneath the concrete and create a diaphragm to transfer the loads correctly. 

I replaced all of the appliances with brand new stainless steel Samsung stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and mounted microwave.

Manufactured is set with the steel carriage left in, built to HUD standards vs.

(Note- I cannot dismiss the need for an efficient elevator model of these (Silver wave)- but the costs go up significantly)We are moving into a product that is all steel, panelized, and uses our repetitive design.  

For developers in Denver, City of Denver recently came out with some recommendations for tackling slot homes and rowhomes.

Aquaguard was able to drive steel beams into the soil and lift the corner to secure it.

I would only consider these if you are local, have experience (with rehabbing and the active management of tenants), and have cajones of steel. 

Hi BP'rs,For learning experience, I've tried to do a case study on a certain property in a designated market (Rock Hill, SC).You can see the property here: https://www.phoenixcarolinas.com/homes/823-Steele-...The property characteristics are not as important as the fact that I tried approaching to a 3 different realtors who associated with this property by phone and email (more than once) and none of them returned to me.Now, I have all kind of thoughts on why no one returned to further pursue this, but I wanted to the wisdom of the masses.Thanks,

I am doing my first rehab to sale and bought all stainless steel appliances for it and am considering staging it if possible.

I would not imagine you'd see much appreciation.It was a steel/coal town.