I tell you that manufactured homes may make more sense for what you planning on achieving and in those areas are common .

Over time, information such as wi-fi networks, parking prices, amenities, check-in instructions change.

ADU design/build firms and ADU contractors all mention I need to upgrade the main electrical panel to 200A to power the ADU.My question is...rather than spending $20K on upgrading the main electrical panel to 200A, can I spend that money to install solar panels on the ADU (which I'm required to for detached/non-manufactured home) with battery backup?

You need classroom bases where the instruction is recurrent and the base billeting is not adequate for the class sizes.

March readings for the U.S. service and manufacturing growth came in at 63.7 and 64.7, respectively.

In the real world, outside of television flip shows where manufacturers are trying to upsell you on the cabinets and weekend real estate seminars where the people running them want to impress you with their taste, minor design choices such as the choice between MDF, and plywood for kitchen cabinets are way, WAY down the list of renovation priorities you should be focusing on at this point.But since you insist -- I like the plywood cabinet carcasses.

(these homes are made of steel and manufactured/built for a very short time) Does anyone have any experience with them?

The girlfriend was a professional cirque du soleil type performer who now does gymnastic instruction out of the home.

The sellers disclosed that a couple windows were fogged but it's the majority of them according to the home inspector (obviously a manufacturer issue which is why they are out of business). 

As they say, they are "one of the world's largest private owners of timberlands (owns or controls 10.7 million acres of timberlands in the U.S. and manage an additional 14.1 million acres of timberlands in Canada) ... and one of the largest manufacturers of wood products in North America."