I am not denying that some are more fortunate than others, or have gotten "breaks" along the way, and that some are just dealt a bad hand by a factory closing or whatever, there is a place for government assisstance in some situations, but there is also a place for families to overcome adversity, and take hold of thier God given right to succeed.

The panels are constructed in the factory with all window, door and electrical chases routed out and panels ready to set in place.

Seems to, some time ago, MI was trying to draw in high tech businesses, seems many of those factories could turn out wind turbines, communications equipment, medical equipment, solar arays, hydrogen engines...etc.I passed through Detroit years ago, I must have been in the industrial area on the highway and passed through some pretty poor areas, I was not impressed, but the skyline was nice, never got downtown.

The key factor is NOT to overpay.

This other contributing factor is that these projects are downtown Atlanta, in an area where values have been very strong for the last few years.

That's true David, the main trust factor I was referring to is the situations where I am borrower and lender has me record deed of trust where the notarized deed is not in the lenders hands.

. - write those down, then go back to your title CO and let them know what criteria you want.The most important factor is you have to know what you are looking for.

Dealing in properties that may swing from 40K to 350K, you won't be close.My only fudge factor is in materials and labor and a holding period, otherwise I know in advance what costs will be.

In like manner a stock symbolizes ownership in a company that usually owns real factories and inventories of real products with real patents, real employees, real customers, real patents, real branding.

The other factor is 'how fast can you close?'