We did not discuss pricing, and I instructed him to fix it and bill me, this is my fault.

I’ve spoke with a few prefab manufactures in several states to get a good idea of how they can deal with harsh weather if we decide to drop it on some land in the panhandle.

It's not a manufactured home, but they basically build a shell on slab using standard materials and you finish out the interior walls / decor yourself. 

My experiencebefore jumping through all the hoops to get a dealers license I googled mobile home manufacturers in GA I emailed 3 manufacturers.  2 called me the next day and the 3rd emailed me I told them what o was considering and asked them how much they would sell me a standard 3/2 approx 1300 sq foot and 1500 sq foot house for if I was a licensed dealer     For me the price was not enough for me to do what is required to get my dealers license.  

Try talking to a few mobile home dealerships and your local manufactured housing association.

Rolling over from a previous 401(k) to an IRA is fairly simple to do and the custodian you choose to go with can help with that process/instructions, too.

The siblings and her have done the following-Checked with original manufacturer of home for paperwork - Searched the home in all the places these placards could be- Contacted county register of deeds for records- Checked with local Town authorities for records- Checked with state DMVNone of these have produced a document of when it wad built or put on the property.

Hello All, Currently, i own a fleet of 65 trucks but I have been leasing inside of a few yards for some time now.The property should be between 7 and 10 acres in a light manufacturing zone or San Antonio.

Manufacturer & box stores are all doing the "lalalala we don't hear anything" regarding complaints, but I'm talking to others who've had the same experience.

@Jason Woodford You may want to contact the manufactured housing association for the area(s) you want to buy.