I keep a cheap receipt book in the truck if someone gives me cash for something like a deposit.  

The big companies have lots of overhead and fancy trucks.

If you're a truck driver you may need $40K/yr.Once full time you can do a lot more than you can part time.And then maybe your expenses are $50K/yr and you'd be perfectly happy to stop growing your investments once they reach $10K/mo, $120K/yr.

Modular is usually built better to a different code (but not always) and usually transported differently by being transported on a flat-bed truck (but not always).HUD sets the definition on FHA loans. 

In my opinion, the entire Birddog issue is as much a myth as Bigoot and the Loch Ness Monster!

I might pay directly for something to help them move (storage unit or moving truck) if I was absolutely sure they had zero funds themselves.

If it's $40k pick up truck, his overhead goes up and mark up will be higher.

The frames I ordered cost about $80 and the frames will last forever or atleast until a snow plow or dump truck hits them.

If I am driving my truck for business purposes, whether I am going to a rehab or rented rental property, those miles have to be deductable.

It's a great way to get the basics for your furnished rental, quickly and affordably, on a single truck.