NO COMPETITION> lol.. now I did not partake in what you see these guys who taught the landacadamy and such most of the stuff they buy and sell is worthless junk.I bought buildable small acreages would perc them put well in maybe septic drive way pad and make a bunch on the resale.. a lot of folks just can't put their heads around how to do it.. it seems simple but to most its not... just like buying a junker house fixing it up and selling it to a home owner homeowner could do it and cut our fee's for doing a fix and flip but they can't see it.your area is FULL of Acreage.. and then if you can get some with Timber.. well then you just hit the mother load..

I be proactive by providing furniture pads/sliders and requiring area rugs/runners.

This post was inspired by the Book on Estimating Rehab Costs by J Scott, where he mentions this about carpet: "Higher-density padding can make lower-end carpet feel like upgraded carpet, and pad is considerably cheaperthan carpet; choosing a nice pad can improve the feel of your low-end carpet considerably."

I neede a small concrete pad poured so I asked around and found this contractor through my siding guy, who is reliable.

Where it used to be that someone went out bought a property and did a lot of the site work on the cheap....site grades were kept and just padded, roads might have been gravel or chip seal, drop a septic or lagoon system in, overhead power poles to feed the pads ect.Today the regulatory hurdles for a new park are the same as any development and the same reason you can't build new 'entry' level 1,000 SF ranchers cheaply.

We have a queen futon in the master bedroom, a Pack-N-Play and a single Novaform foam sleeping pad.

Our kitchen is about 10 by 14 and with 3 pieces of granite slabs with seams patched with epoxy and sylicone with few plastic brakes attaching it to cabinets.

Great deal and I brake even living in my own property. 

I put the brakes on that one..

As for roofs , I'd say leave it to the guys who can handle the heat and the back braking work.