I've used Jim Chappell at Continental Home Inspections recently and they did a good job.  

@Kirk R.I'm looking at Continental Resources (CLR), Patterson-UTI Energy (PTEN), and Chevron (CVX). 

When she joins me in Korea the single-family home she occupied would then become our first rental property and we would then use the VA loan again to purchase a new home, preferably a multifamily property when the Army relocates me back to the Continental United States approximately three years later.

WEst coast from continental divide west close the same way..

I would try Continental Title because they are all over, I would recommend a different one if you are trying to close in the city.

My experience was that the bubble burst sooner in HI than in the continental US and recovered very quickly.

I'm the third generation following the same path trying to grow the empire in the continental USA. 

In the North.....the proposed expansion of Inter-Continental Airport has caused stagnant growth in as many as 6 to 10 different communties as homeowners wait in limbo wondering whether or not they will have to drink the imminent domain Kool-Aid.I actually live north of Houston in Conroe.

I've checked off most of the continental US, parts of W.Europe but haven't checked out any tropical climes.On my list are central America and the Bahamas..... gotta sell some houses first!!

Generally speaking, pre-fab homes come with existing HVAC and Electrical systems, flooring, insulation, etc. and some brands even promise they will meet the specs for the local building codes anywhere on the continental U.S.