Also, your local manufactured housing association is a great source of information.

Get yourself into a better financial position before trying to manufacture deals

The manufacturer Pergo has an online installation guide in .pdf form that details how to do this well.

My father owned a very successful manufacturing business and brought home around $175k/year.

Obviously its manufactured wood so i know its going to take a beating but i guess that's just something I've got to work on and mature as i try to evaluate decisions more from a business stand point and not from the perspective of living there myself.For the kitchen i did actually go for real plywood cabinets because i didn't want to invest in something that I would have to then replace in two years after it got wet and started to swell and break down like the IKEA and other particle board options so that wasn't so bad.Now for the issue of bandit signs I can't lie they are definitely NOT allowed in my area.

Long story short, I was able to convince my original installer that I deserved a new coil and free installation because this was obviously a manufacturer's error (Lennox lost the suit) and I as a customer should not have to bear the cost of their mistake.

I'm having troubles trying to get a HELOC on my property and I cannot find any CMAs close to what my property is worth on an 8-acre partial with two dwellings ones a 1980 manufactured home the other is a stick-built 1932 trying to get CMAs having very hard time getting comps in my area the address is 6515 State Route 9 Sedro Woolley Washington 98284 the other house that's on the property is 6511 State Route 9 Sedro Woolley Washington 98284 can anyone please help me pull some comps on the property to see where I am at for pricing so that I can get a good idea what to ask for a HELOC on the property

Basically finding a prototype to perhaps manufacture.  

I have closed relationship with a container manufacturing company as well and they also do create storage containers like Cody brought up above.

(Disclaimer:  I do not sell, install or get any reward from any vinyl flooring manufacturer.