I highly recommend Craig Speranzi with CS&I II, Inc. He

She really hasn't budged an inch, and my impression is she and her company are deceitful and take advantage of out of state investors because she has total control through her management and rehab team on the ground. 

Code is R49 or spray foam, but they only have roughly 9.5 inches of room to work with. but, R49 is about 14 inches thick.

I would be nervous to transport it and risk a crack.It's also extremely heavy. ...Good points in that post from Rob K; just wanted to add a few comments.Some installers will leave the sink cut-out piece attached with a small section at all four sides of the sink; those small cuts then get made in the field.It's so heavy that if you are considering a breakfast bar where there is more than a few inches of overhang (the value for "few" will depend on the granite specifics, but I would say 8 to 12 inches max), then you should consider adding supports below the overhang; granite isn't meant to be cantilevered too much.

.,  Huntsville is very moderate in climate but has four seasons, it may snow once or twice a year with maybe 1 to 2 inches. 

The one-inch fruit develops in clusters in late spring through early summer.

Todays high capacity pump,,,fast dump washers will work on an inch and a half but things have to be perfect condition to do so.  2" is the 'modern' size to take the volume. 

I am exploring some options: 1) Buy outside CH a fixer upper and find for myself a rental in CH close to my son's school; 2) Ideally, try to find something I can add value to in CH where I can live in, and rent out/resell with ease. 3)  Househack a MFH 4) Other.

Still put the dishwasher to the right of the sink but add a 15 or 18 inch pantry somewhere and let the tenants purchase an island or not.

@Steven Hamilton II  that's my next goal 7 figure tax payment... inching up there.