Yes, I have shopped around since 2011 and usually the colored windows are part of the "designer" collection of any given manufacturer and there is an upcharge. $7500 is the best I've got so far, and I think it's a good price.

Most lenders will adopt a manufacture year, such as 10 years old and newer.

This doesn't include the actual installation.Obviously I'm not doing commercial work, but I can send you an example of these drawings on a larger scale so you can get a general taste for what you may expect to get.

Once they have the manufacturer and the model, they need the year of the home and the actual size of the home.

If you are spending $300/month on random dining and entertainment, see where you can scale that back a little bit.

On the small scale you did it, you're less likely to have repercussions, but your plans to expand could cause you problems."

In Rich Dad Poor Dad lingo, my current "profession" is developing energy efficiency and reliability opportunities in Chrysler manufacturing facilities, lowering manufacturing facility/process life cycle costs.

I started my own moulding manufacturing company a year ago and that has been, and continues to be a great learning experience in itself.

Douglas,We've developed some economies of scale and definitely a lot of buying power with our contractors due to the number of renovations we do, but I would assume our model ("contract everything out at the best price and highest quality possible") is very similar to your business.

I have looked modular, but not into manufactured duplexes.