Take it with a grain of salt and check to see if this is in fact the case. http://www.realtytrac.com/news/heat-maps/rental-returns-and-cash-flow-heat-map/

I'm not a lawyer, so take this w/ a grain of salt, and consult a lawyer for definitive answers.In general, a lender is not liable for the property lent against.  

I'm new here and would hate to burn bridges and come off as a bait and switch, used car sales man, deal scraper, pick pocket, or take food off your table to provide for your familyIf you know someone who knows the answer to a question, go ask them, don't reveal your source of the information if you feel it would hurt your market share up in Washington, and relay the message....Spread the wealth of knowledge is all I'm asking for.

Interesting food for thought about Wells Fargo.  

After the sealer coat they buff/sand again because the sealer raises the grain considerably. 

Food for thought -- If its THAT good of a deal, I wonder why its on the MLS for more than a day.

Anyway take my opinion with a grain of salt cuz I have never done door knocking(but I have walked up to strangers seeing information about a neighborhood) so Im excited to see your responses and to see how close I am to being correct! 

I work at Northern realty at the Layton Hills Mall just east of the food court.

I have seen shelf liner paper that is wood grain that could maybe be used for sides. 

Also a good point you make about the specialised housing that I hadn't considered - more food for thought :)