Finally, ask ask and ask away while you are interviewing a TK company, but once you have made a decision, let them do the job you are paying them a premium to do!

If you try to insulate the walls it means cutting a hole at the top of each stud bay (the area between wood studs--usually about 16-24") and having an insulator blow in insulation. 

So far, we've only done the older MHs with wood panelling.  

It's not a part of our Pro or Premium membership.

Houses weren't selling on the beach 6 months ago because of this and although things have subsided some, it's most likely only a matter of time before big flood insurance premiums come back to hurt us.

And as I said before, this rule only exists because of the prevalence of wholesalers moving homes around in this neck of the woods (southern Michigan).The suit filed against my company appears to be identical to those in the video... $75k in damages against the wholesaler, and $25k against the resident. 

I would like to keep things as inexpensive as possible if something were to happen (knock on wood)

@Tom Gimer  this was acreage that appeared to  abut a state highway.. they missed that it did not acutally abut the highway.. its not customary in our neck of the woods to survey a property.

Generally a solid wood, setting of property determines species.

I don't want to use wood and try to stain them to match for the same reasons I don't want to use hardwood throughout - - potential damage from tenants.I have two concerns with this idea.