If there is then the fasteners used to install the roof may not hold in those areas.Secondly, because you are now installing over an irregular surface (Which the manufacturers frown upon) you not only may have no warranty on the roof, but the shingles on top can form over the lumps underneath and crack in those areas which can lead to leaks, blow off etc.There is also a longevity issue that this causes. 

The manufacture in Brookshire Texas has eight inch walls, mostly for commercial buildings.

In Michigan the Manufactured Housing Association is encouraging all park owners, dealers and sales people to get liscensed if they are going to be quoting terms regardless if they are using seller financing or not.

For sure if you are making loans over $5,000.I also found out that as of 7/1/2010, the Ohio Manufactured Homes Commission will be responible for licensing all new and used broker/dealers in manufactured/mobile housing.

So that'll be my compressor finish nailer retired soon then.I don't know about the other manufacturers, but a few months ago I bought one of the newer Milwaukee Fuel impact driver - OMG - how powerful is that?

Here is a 307 entry reply on the hyperinflation topic:Still Waiting On HyperinflationWhat I find is that every time things are not perfect people manufacture a reason to believe we'll have hyperinflation without really understanding what it means or how they'd possibly hedge if it did happen.  

He has also secured smaller industrial space for manufacturing and distribution firms throughout the area.

A few of the major employers (Monsanto, Boeing, Express Scripts and a few manufacturing plants) are planning for expansion in 2017, which will also help bolster the local economy.

Remember that there are hundreds of different shades of white and beige, so pick a manufacturer (Sherwin Williams, Glidden, etc.) and a color number, and buy the exact same color every time.

I had a flip similar to this and without doing these things the place looks like a manufactured home.Good Luck!