Having the lot numbers and easement displayed incorrectly on the final work product is of little value to me. 

I have found a product called "5 inch lineal" that would seem to be a great option for trimming out the exterior of new windows. 

If it doesn't produce positive cash flow when fully tenant occupied then I would be very hesitant to move on it.

He spent less than $10,000 total on each trailer and would sell them for an average of $40,000 by the time all the payments were made.The problem is that you really need to know the market and the product.

When you go to take that depreciation, you don't deduct it from YOUR taxes, you deduct it from the income this property produced. 

I see many sites with similar products priced way different.

The house itself may be more expensive to build as you're buying/building a one off house and that almost always costs more..than buying from a production builder who may build 1000s of the same floorplan and has purchasing power with suppliers to buy materials for 1000s of houses.  

What do others do during their time in-between deals to be productive? 

In all seriousness, how has anyone's experience been with this product and the banks/lenders as of lately?

Hey Jason, we have a debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) product.