I'd look for a local window manufacturer that can build the window you need.

I dont usually do land, office, manufacturing etc since its not me wheelhouse, but there are crossovers like multi that you can for sure do especially if you already know how to underwrite them.

My niche is manufactured homes on their own land.

(I did not really like any of the decorative trim options that could have been included in the manufacturing process of the window.)My question is how would the old trim, or the new PVC trim be attached? 

Run your business as one and you'll maximize your return while minimizing all the manufactured chaos that tenants can bring.  

I have a single wide manufactured home on land, currently as a rental property.

Perhaps about 60% of the contractors / manufacturers are saying price will up and potentially will steady and will not go down and some smaller 40% are saying it might go down.

Per their instructions, I faxed them my payment confirmation and in a month I received my refund. 

It's true that there's a lot to know and many agents enter the field not knowing things that are important, but I also don't think you're likely to get the right kind of instruction about those things in a college classroom.

I always ask my family that love the left, how many years has it been since the Big Three opened a brand new manufacturing facility in Michigan?