Not only is the money going into the pockets of the non-engineers, but the government is charged ridiculous prices for parts and manufacturing, project management, testing, procurement, delivery, etc.

I am sure a lawyer that bills out at $250/hour wouldn't mind shaving tens of hours off of his learning curve by going to school to learn things from a reputable mentor.

Here in Oregon, there are developments where manufactured homes are situated on leased land.If you can sell a manufactured on a land lease, you can sell a frame built on a land lease.I have to warn you, though, that they sell for chicken scratch, and that's only if they can find a buyer.

Your reputation is the most valuable asset in real estate!

Realtors know them, if not personally, by reputation and other dealings through the official grapevine.

Get three estimates from reputable licensed and bonded contractors and have them include a built-in cushion in case they uncover more issues. 2.

Many banks won't finance manufactured homes, but a few do.You'd have to have good credit and at least 20% down to finance a mobile, maybe 30% down.

HUD has long considered MHs as a single family residence, making 1-4 family Single Family Dwelling loans available for MHs.The National Association of Mobile Home Manufactures has petitioned HUD for a specific exemption for MHs under the SAFE Act.

I prefer NOLO's long reputation in the legal realm.Thanks for the tip!

Properties have designations or different levels to allow different types of activities and uses, like residential, commercial, industrial, manufacturing, etc.