Town says I will need to install them but If I am reading code correctly it should only apply to new construction buildings over 4 units. https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleXX/Chapter148/Section26iThey also don't seem to give specifics on what "substantially renovated is" But a court case ruling gave this clarification: “… in order to require the installation of sprinklers in an existing multi-unit residential building, the rehabilitation must be so substantial that the physical structure is rendered ‘the equivalent of new construction,’ i.e., in essence as good as new.

I've sold spec homes off renderings when the market is hot.

Plans, approved general contractor, renderings and pictures, video reviews of what you do.

Observing that the business consistently attracted a loyal clientele, coupled with high profit margins on services rendered, I saw an opportunity.

Im not sure why this investor is asking for this, you will need to provide more context: You will need to fill out a W-9 form if you:Classify yourself as an independent contractor or “freelancer.”Are not a full-time employee of the business.Will be paid more than $600 for work provided to the business.Is this investor a GP in the business rendering services of any kind? 

Add in the fact that the title agent may have an interest which could be adverse to the Insured's would render the giving of the advice a conflict of interest and would probably be prohibited by the local Bar's rules of ethics. 

Observing that the business consistently attracted a loyal clientele, coupled with high profit margins on services rendered, I saw an opportunity.

I would argue the risk is significantly lower buying an existing mhp than building a new building.I am curious to see what others think and how their experiences compare.The attached image is a rendering of one of the eight apartments we are currently building to be done in May.

DALLE-2 was software that could generate new artwork and images based on the entry of a text description, often rendered in impeccable detail.

If you get a positive evaluation, you should hire an MAI appraiser, to render an opinion of the fair market value of the property.