And to accommodate the cost of living based on the different city I am planning to look at the percentage contribution of the total income(Example: 40% rent, 20% food, 10% transportation etc) which should account for the cost of living

I've focused some attention on land/home deals, parks, and starting a transportation business for the homes, and it occurs to me that yes these other businesses are services (and produce income) they don't help on such a micro level so to speak.

Impact fees in Montgomery county are 25,000 for schools and 13,000 for transportation, anything over about 5200 square feet is an extra 2 bucks a foot.

The trade, transportation and utilities industry added 4,200 jobs, a 2.1% improvement since June 2014.

The transportation improvements will effectively bring the Tri-Cities much closer to the GTA, although the distance will not change in the sense of Kilometers.

Shown at the right is a model designed for placement on a foundation with the garage constructed after the installation of the three-section home.are transported on steel chassis which are never removedare transported on their own wheels (which are most times removed in our area)are set up on a series of steel pier and jack assemblies or concrete blocks with wood, plastic or poured in place concrete footing.Today's California Housing and Community Development Departments (HCD), now requires that an "ENGINEERED TIE DOWN SYSTEMS" (ETS) be installed on any new or reset MOBILE or MANUFACTURED HOME.Finally a MANUFACTURED HOME will have metal HUD TAGS aka INSIGNIA'S, DECALS, LABELS posted on the rear left of each section.

The only downside is that they most likely won't provide public transportation so you would have to take him to school and pick him up.

A flourishing city has no real reason to be here if there is no major transportation happening up and down the rivers, most especially of finished steel, iron ore, and coal.

North of NYC with easy access to transportation. 

It will cost a lot more in transportation costs to get that food to the shelves of your local grocery store.We rotate most items often.I've also lived through two situations that made me very concerned about things that could happen.