@Rahul Saini You may want to check out the Manufacturing Housing Institute for more info.

I have 3 kids I work 55-60 hrs in manufacturing and self manage several apartments one hour away in different directions too so it’s a lot of driving and budgeting of time .

Raw goods are produced to widgets (widget=any product) through a manufacturing process and as materials are purchased over time there will be price differences, in inflationary time FIFO will be best, when times are flat or recessionary LIFO is better as it places timing of purchases to sales.It was a joke!

Nearly 20 acres right on busy highway just outside (1 mile) major metro area with military base, casino, shopping and large manufacturers.

I would say that he did not misread the ecomony, he misrepresented it.The ecomony is supposed to be made up of the total items sold and manufactured by businesses, NOT by the government!!!

Go to the website of the cement board manufacturer and read their install instructions.

I reached out to a local investor in my area who only does manufacturing homes and he thinks it would be a good buy as well.

I work in metal fabrication and we do business with multiple industries from medical equipment suppliers to heavy equipment manufactures.

Another resource would be your local manufactured housing association.

These are my thoughts BEFORE the event later today.This is the event that basically reveals the "how" Tesla will continue to grow their dominance in the EV industry.1)  Million mile battery -  a battery that will last longer than any ICE (old school fossil fuel burning combustion engine) car.   2)  New battery technology (code name Roadrunner)- higher density, cheaper manufacturing cost, newer cheaper/environmentally friendly ingredients =  translation:  lower cost of the making the car and easier manufacturing to further their mission.