Or any other light neutral color (blue, grey, etc.).

How tall and wide the house is makes a difference and how much support it needs underneath to move in the first place.If you have to go across old bridges with weight limits, around a bunch of tight curves, low power lines and traffic lights that have to be lifted, street trees you have to work around etc.Distance and what time of day due to congestion house would need to be moved.10k to 30k sounds very light to me on moving costs.

I would get some black and white electrical tape and flag each wire for someone else's future use at a minimum, the same way you flag neutral wires being used as hot in light switches.

Prebuilt cabinets, lighting, granite, lumber, vanities, appliances, sinks and faucets, doors, paint, etc. where are you all buying from for your flips/rentals?

At night, it'll light up and look cool.  

Because if that's on the table then you might as well light the fuse.

Having purchased several 100+ year old buildings, I can assure you two layers of lath-and-plaster may keep the wind out (or at least reduce it to a light breeze), but it certainly does not keep the heat in.

Thanks again for your time and consideration.Hopefully, other BP members can shed light on their experiences.

I received no call....A week later another threatening letter is placed on the door saying someone will be out on dates given and again threatening to change the locks to the units. 2 weeks later a maintenance guy comes out and changes a light bulb.

Don't know why he won't light up, just search him out.