I'm trying to stay near public transportation, shopping, and highways.

Often you have the ability to check for previous fires, chemical issues and ambulance transports.

I am trying to raise my boys to be more aware of what I am doing.Right now, my goal is design/build/investment/development in the moderately priced towns near public transportation.

Additional research (http://modularhomeowners.com/do-you-know-the-diffe...) indicates that "Prefab" modular homes were originally limited to a 16 foot width for transportation purposes.  

a direct cremation (we transport remains from place of death DIRECTLY to the crematory).

I'm going to start looking around in that area is there any other information you can tell me about the area such as is there good public transportation what is the average home selling for and what does rent go for?

The houses were newer, 3 bed 2 bath, near to transport but not backing up to a busy road, in decent school areas.

Just got a quote in Ocala, FL to move a single wide approximately 85 miles, for $3800 for breakdown, transport and set-up, plus $400 per site for a tractor plus $175 for hitches (if needed).

Then a snow storm hit that snowed in the tenant and even public transportation stopped running due to icy conditions.

The area has seen increases in home prices and rents historically because of the ease of access to public transportation and highways, good schools, safety, relative low taxes and proximity to parks.