But to point, they were building modules for a large multi-unit complex located in Clarence NY for a rental/investment company.The build interiors were more 'high-end' given the tenant demographic they were appealing to.Their contact information is: Jamie Kline(716) 270 5526iQmodular homeshttp://www.iqmodular.com

The battery back up system has been damaged by water and not replaced.

@John Fedro   John I just did my CE for my NMLS license and one module was MH in park or out. and it was very clear they fall under Safe act and dodd frank.. 

You can also get those battery opperated alarms from harbor freight tools for under $10 and stiick them on windows.

The inspection will fail for serious items like dead battery in a smoke detector or trivial items like missing 1 screw on a outlet or switch cover plate.Faill the inspection and they will advise the tenant to move out!

My real estate agent who uses zipLogix rental lease is trying to convince me that I HAVE to use the dual powered (AC and battery) smoke detector.The lease is referring to § 9-102.

ONe can be brought up on ethics charges by the Board of Realtors but it does not have the effect of law.. its more like a  Shamming.But yes having been a RE broker since 1975 and one in 3 states I am constantly taking continuing education and ethics is always a module that we take.

but the backend "Sites" module does not permit much control from a SEO standpoint, so I have spent a lot of time coming up with workarounds.

As for smoke alarms, be sure to look at the fine print, many municipalities require hard wired smoke detectors in every room so it's not as easy as getting battery operated ones.

I've decided to take just a couple courses now rather than all the modules consecutively.