Despite that and limited local knowledge I'm sincere about rapidly building competence and developing a model that scales quickly.

If your situation exceeds the recommendations of the code book, you're going to be looking at manufactured header material - which are sized either by an engineer or according to specific manufacturer's guidelines.

I have recently purchase an office and is on renovation, I need to keep the office interior professional, will it be good to a rug from the commercial rugs manufacturer or shall I purchase it from online.

We are Wholesalers and small-scale rehabbers in the Indianapolis area and we also now have our first self-storage facility in Mississippi.

These are not manufactured to be used below grade in a moist area, they breakdown over time.Even that can be mitigated when you take enough off the price.But nothing is as helpful as touring the site with Contractors in that business.

Hi Duncan, I've done some manufactured housing remodels in Bend and Fred Yankee (Fred's Contracting) has been very helpful with the last one.

@James Wise created a neighborhood grading scale for the west side that can be found here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/731/topics/21...

I believe being a smaller scale landlord allows me to do things and offer personal touches they wouldn't get at a large apartment complex, making up for the lack of swimming pool, workout room, etc. they may find there.I'm curious as to what types of personal touches other small landlords do for or offer to their tenants, just because we operate on a smaller scale.

I just went and checked ....I did flip/sell two manufactured homes in 2015 Was not able to acquire a buy/hold rental  I also did complete 1/4 sections of the CPA exam- not a real estate related goal per-say.

Before you dive in, look at the deal from a macro scale: $180,000 for a gross $1,900 a month return.