I like that they have built-in solar panels and batteries to power the home in the event of a Grid-down sitaution.My concern would be: will they be valued as manufactured homes are?

@Rashid Khalil This still sounds really sketchy.Solar company installs panels for ~$35k and attaches lein against the property to ensure payment.

I don't know how much siding is loose, but assuming we're talking about a few panels of vinyl, I could easily do everything on that list in one 8 hour day including picking up materials.

And yes, they will know that you changed the panel, even if you remembered to scuff up the new one a bit.Personally, I'd rather shoot for making $15-20k on a few small flips rather than trying to successfully flip a half-million dollar house in Chesterfield.

Do you have solar panels to curb this?

From it raining a lot the night before the property going active which brought to light foundation issues hidden behind the pre-existing finished basement paneling.

I was going to replace with new verticals blinds but am now thinking a curtain rod would be cheaper or panel blinds would be more attractive.  

We also point out air filter locations, main water shutoff, electric panel, GFI's, sprinkler timers, and other mechanical systems. 

I don't know what I don't know of course (prior claims, electrical panel manufacturer, wiring etc.). 

Panelized construction is newer and trusses have been around forever.