Never heard of them, but that is cheap!

Unless you know of a place where it could be cheap enough yet also not a war zone.I haven't given other opportunities much thought because passive income from buy and holds is so attractive to me.

He charges an arm and a leg but good advice is rarely cheap (and usually not free).

Vinyl windows are fine in cheap houses, its my standard for spec homes.If you want real windows you can absolutely get wood that will last, and you absolutely will spend a few bucks. 

Get a gfci tester, they're cheap.  

Don't be a cheap skate especially if you are looking to sell it later. 

The park did eventually sell, twice I think, and it has had some major repairs performed - water system was shot and that is VERY expensive to replace as well as some paving that had to be redone which is also not cheap.- Parks are becoming more scarce as time goes by, mostly due to municipalities not allowing new park permits to be issued for new park construction and older parks being decommissioned for a few reasons I can't articulately recall at the moment.That is about all the solid I can do for you.

All new windows, plumbing, electrical, roof, water heater, etc.A turn key operators definition of "fully rehabbed" or "newly renovated" tends to be slap some cheap carpet and paint and update a few fixtures and one mechanical item.

Cheap and you can choose the product you want to have in the bottle.

I feel like there is a ton of opportunity down there, lots of very cheap real estate