With that being said, I think that Detroit should focus on transitioning from a manufacturing based city to something that is more technologically innovative.

I don't buy condos, manufactured homes, villas, town homes and rarely buy 2 beds.

I suspect that when all is said and done, the costs would be fairly similar to developing a new lot in a manufactured housing community but for different items.

Most of the instructions for the floating flooring say don't do it for that reason.

Anyone know a good online source for DIY instructions on replacing subflooring?

Two medical centers that each have over 500 employees, almost 20K industrial/manufacturing jobs in the two largest towns, etc... 

Be cautious and verify all payment instructions and details.Trust your instincts: If something seems too good to be true or if you feel uncomfortable, trust your instincts and proceed with caution.

We purchased this 1978 manufactured home (2/2, 1,389 SF) for $200,000, planned a rehab budget of $80,000 with an ARV of $370,000.

After hunting around the Internet I order one from an online cabinet manufacturer that was close but not exact.

A multibillion-dollar Chinese industrial laser business has purchased 262 acres in Manor near Samsung and Tesla, where it plans to build a large 400,000 SF manufacturing facility that employs hundredshttps://www.bizjournals.com/au...