I wanted to share a deal I recently closed on in Tulsa.This is a 25k sqft manufacturing building, as you can see, it has been added on multiple times. 

I can only force them to correct the areas so they meet the the manufacturer's specs. 

I searched on CA Department of Housing but didn't see any fee/tax involved in the transferring title between family (http://www.hcd.ca.gov/manufactured-mobile-home/registration-titling/buy-sell-transfer.shtml).

I have been trying to find an attorney, an escrow/title company, and an insurance company in the North Texas area familiar with manufactured housing.

I am also a cabinet dealer for a Canadian Manufacturer as well as have several accounts set up for materials needed for renovations (at wholesale prices).

I second Sketchup, however, if you're looking to use specific cabinet types, usually the manufacturers might offer something.  

hello everyone so I searched the forums but could not really find an answer to my question. My question is are MH worth while if they are 1980 and newer and not in a park. In my local area and outlying area there are ...

The salesman at Coburn's told me my water heater went out just in time because in about 1-2 weeks now new federal regulations go in effect that require manufacturers to add a minimum of 1" insulation built into the shell of all water heaters. 

Pavel Reyes Valdes I grew up there, here is my take.Louisville historically is an old manufacturing city.

It's funny I was thinking the same until I saw a mobile/manufactured home installed in the front yard of a planned residential neighborhood in the bay area of Northern California.