I'm down to getting bids from 2 security firms, but still need a gate manufacturer and a security guard for random stops. 

In fact generally an appraiser will have no idea of the difference as there really isn't one.Financing as well will treat your home no different then a stick build, generally there is no variation available between stick & modular appraisals, financing, or real estate agents forms and processes.This is assuming that what you are looking at is a modular and not a mobile or manufactured home.Some of the early modular's had poor designs and looked like a mobile home down to the paneling in the walls.

The plan will be after said High Tech Manufacturing employees move into area en masse from the Bay Area, raise rents about 25% to 30% and at that time will be cash flow positive.Thats why..since these would be short term (less than 3 years) plays...I am focusing on thoughts in terms of how to better gauge the impact the New employer is having in the area on RE so that I can be ahead of the curve in terms of buying cheap and selling with appreciation.

the seller is selling the home for free. Needs it moved for new home. Looking for tips and advice. I'm new to mobile home investments but eager to get my foot in the door. I'm planning on moving it to a mobile home pa...

Try 21st Mortgage, they are the biggest lender on manufactured homes in the country, I believe.

And manufacturers should come up with biodegradable feminine hygiene products.

Hi, I am buying an MH to add it to a lot I own in Dripping Springs and list it on Airbnb. But I don't know the extra costs you have to pay  for level, set up, pads, skirting and decking
Can anyone help me?

These businesses will have major problems.The positive, is a lot of Manufacturing will be moving back to the US and Mexico.

They want to drive out oil and gas, they embraced gun control and chased off gun manufacturers, legalized recreational marijuana, they coddle illegal immigrants...it's just a matter of time before it turns hard blue.

The installer is in PA and violated local code, the national gas code, and manufactures requirements with this install and did so in a completely unsafe manner.So now I have two options. install a new heating system or build a chimney. both range from 3500-5k,  but the initial reason for this post is does anyone think I have a leg to stand on with fannie mae and try to have them rectify this?