Brad T.Today modulars, which must be distinguished from double wides, are build to BOCA standards which is the same standards as stick built houses.However, you need to know the difference, as many of the manufactures build both modulars and double wides in the same factory.

And trying to distinguish the good vs bad TK providers is not that easy IMO

The issue I’m running into is I’m having a lot of difficulty searching the MLS for these specific communities as they often break up into other communities and it’s hard to distinguish what road is still apart of the particular resort.

There are also some different classifications of 'foreign investors' so I would clarify with whatever group you look at how they would distinguish that on their end as their interpretation guidelines might even differ from lender to lender.Good luck, happy to help where I can.

To do this, a housing provider must show that its policy accurately distinguishes between criminal conduct that indicates a demonstrable risk to resident safety and/or property and criminal conduct that does not.A policy or practice that fails to take into account the nature and severity of an individual’s conviction is unlikely to satisfy this standard.

Quickbooks will do whatever you tell the program to do, but it won't distinguish right from wrong in an accounting/tax perspective. 

NAPFA is distinguished both by the competence of its advisorsand their method of compensation.

But the traffic pattern and overall customer interest that a listing received can be used as a very good proxy to distinguish between a "turn key luxury unit" and a "fixer upper" too (I bet redfin/zillow is already incorporating that into their models as a signal).

For most people it's not hard to distinguish where the line is, because they have the ability to project how their actions would make them feel.

How exactly do you distinguish between a C and D class neighborhood, especially when looking online?