It won't impact the rental side but will cause issues on the rehab progress and permit nonsense instructed by the city. 

There are likely at least subtle differences between those proposals.In terms of good and bad experiences, you won't find an insurance company that doesn't produce happy and unhappy customers.  

This would be a flat fee payment for the use of their license for permitting SFH.

Customer service is A+.

The Help Desk responds quickly when you message them.PS is for a particular type of investing, which are probably the PM, and I wonder if you are permitted to live there.

The permit will probably cost $5K alone, maybe a little less.

Hello @Roger Brittingham,Moving singlewides could be a great low-cost investment, but be mindful of these considerations:Moving & Setup Costs: Relocating singlewides can be expensive (transport, permits, setup, utilities).

My concern is whether the city could deny permits for these modifications, such as removing walls or converting a garage, or if they are mainly just concerned with safety and habitability.

.), they should be notifying you and you may have to face any repercussions (penalties, pauses on your permits, etc.) 

We've been doing our prices manually but have a few properties set up in Pricelabs with some specific custom pricing as an experiment to see if PL works for MTRs.