They say the squeaky wheel gets the grease, maybe a few more wheels would help.

There are two good sized spots, maybe about 10 inches in diameter and several smaller spotted areas.  

Also it seems to me it would be easier and cheaper to put a boot on a wheel rather than pay a tow and storage.  

They will also have to be on permanent foundations ( no wheels ).

In that aspect to me it makes complete sense, if the investors in Houston that are making all the money are the ones living by this code I am not the one to reinvent the wheel.

Everyone i spoke to did not replace wire.just remember; all drywall 12 inches above flood line, cabinets, doors, flooring(tile should be fine), maybe the a/c equipment, window stools, baseboard, insulation, outlets (at least) and it took us 3 months with multiple fans and humidifiers running to get all the wood back to acceptable moisture content.

I would suggest reading Lonnie Scruggs (I think that's the right name), his book called deals on wheels.

. $1400 for gas and a 6x6 inch block of concrete?!?!

No reason to reinvent the wheel if it has worked as is for 60 years. 

I know this is possible with some API'S with some websites, and with the proper framework I could probably build it in Podio, but I really don't want to reinvent the wheel if the technology is already out there...