I found a Modular (built in a factory placed on a lot) home that we like.

I've been indulging in audio books as they are easier to get into with my work schedule.I work over nights as an auditor in a factory so I'm constantly walking around and doing things.

The most successful stories I am hearing about starting out involve house hack or financial benefits from primary residence factor.  Is

Do you think most people employed in these factories will want to live in the East Austin area or will the blue collar employees be priced out and move to areas east of the facilities? 

But the reason for the importance of this factor is now clear: the presence of frequent and substantial sales is highly relevant to each of the principal statutory inquiries listed above.

So remember, while you guys are searching for the right school do not let it make you loose focus. . . there might be an optional, private, and or performing arts school in the area that accepts families all around (with a great curriculum and affordable if cost is a factor). I

Housing will be built as long as there is demand.I'm wondering what the pay rates will be in the new factory for (most) workers.For instance can Mr. and Mrs. both work there and qualify for a loan (Jointly) that will buy an Austin priced Home?

Of note, the ISM Services Index and Factory Orders will come out today (/405), and the PPI inflation data on Friday (4/09).Weekly Changes:10-year Treasury:  Rose 0.03 bpsDow Jones:           Rose 100 pointsNASDAQ                Rose 300 pointsCalendar: Monday, 4/05:   ISM ServicesMonday, 4/05:   Factory OrdersFriday, 4/09:     PPI

Screening tenants is probably the biggest factor. I

The limiting factor is often the fact that the assets become too expensive at some point (say several hundred units) or in certain markets (like NY, SF, LA).