Afternoon,My husband and I are living in a 3/2 with a FROG (no door, no closet) currently.

The blocks are made of course from concrete, you know, common cinder blocks, hollow cores.

Knowing that I don't know the intricacies of the business and wanting to leap frog over some of the normal issues that come up, I contacted John Fedro after listening to his BP podcast and reading his blog/posts on the subject.I will be starting to work with him on Monday and hopefully start learning the nuts and bolts of the business and benefit from his 15 years investing in MHs. 

John, just do a search for door suppliers in your area. some times you can get better deals ( and quality) from a local lumber yard. i do agree that solid doors are the best way to go and would never put a hollow core door in a rental.

After attending one of your seminars, you started with a family joke, "grandpa can you imitate a frog?"

And I had a few.Apparently the mirror ones are available in wider 8' opening than hollow core white ones.   

I've decided to just modify my existing cabinets to make a hollow cookie sheet cabinet.

I’ve kissed my fair share of frogs and glad to have found David.

There are real reasons prices are down this much, even with that reduction we are an extremely high priced market with actually relatively cheap rents which makes the calculation tough to justify in certain sections on the city (I’m renting for $2700 on a 2bd 2ba literally overlooking nats park, an equivalent condo would have been 700k and about 5k a month) we have the most remote workers in the entire country, and with the hollowing out of dc crime has definitely returned (we are tracking 1995 murder numbers so far ) so while I’m extremely bullish on d.c. and think it’s incredible deal right now, there are reasons it’s fallen so sharply, so quickly. 

Frogs.