If anyone out there has funds they want to put into play, just message me and I will slot you into one of our next deals.

The future tenants would't need granite, stainless steel, etc...nor IMO would the market support it.

Testing @Ryan Steele (please ignore -- sorry to bother you)

I own 2 steel frame double wide modular homes, and I have had 0 issue getting them financed in Indiana, by an IL bank.

Homes that were built in the late 40's, 50's, 60's and even early 70's. Lots

@Ryan Steele I'd like to connect, I'll check out your website.

Around here you would be required to install a stainless steel liner in the chimney.

We did quite a bit of work on the property:- Every light fixture replaced including new ceiling fans- Took everything out of the kitchen and bathrooms and redid them including new cabinets, new flooring, and new granite counter tops, plus added a stainless steel dishwasher and over the range microwave- Landscaping- New garage doors (3.5 car garage) and new garage roof- New central air- Plumbing and electrical repairsA couple "before and after" pictures of the kitchen:Total cost in was $87,332.40.

There is too much variation in age (Old (pre-1900), Pre-war (1900 - 1939/40), Post-war (1946 - 1970), etc); construction (stick built, brick & mortar, steel & concrete, etc), design ... the list goes on.

Is it only a slab on grade, if so how thick is it and does it have steel reinforcement?