Below are the tools I've used as well as others I've looked into:Message AutomationThe tool I'm using is http://yourporter.comI currently have it set up to automate the following via AirBnB message and email:Inquiry response if I don't reply within 2 hoursVerification message immediately upon bookingCheck in instructions two days before a stayHow are you doing message one day after check-inCheck-out instructions the day before check-outLarge Group message to tell people to keep it down after 10PM for any reservations of 6+ peopleIt allows you to insert fields into the message such as guest's names and check-in dates that it populates into the message for you so it doesn't seem like a robot sent the message.yourporter can automate messages via AirBnB, email and SMSCost is $5/mo/listingI'm also using http://avivaIQ.com which is currently in beta and FREE and also does message automation but only through AirBnB's messenger.

Many if not most listings will have shoeing instructions.

It has been accomplished in Europe, but materials (Passivhaus certified windows, ERVs, etc.) and expertise (and experienced workforce) are more readily available in Europe.While we have Canadian window manufactures who produce products meeting Passivhaus standards, volumes are low (only a handful of Passivhaus builds occur in Canada each year) and, correspondingly, prices are high.  

I went out on my first real Driving For Dollars trip looking for properties to wholesale and came across a neighborhood of old and run down mostly manufactured homes (on brick).

Sheriff's do the bidding of the courts and trustees act on instructions for the beneficiaries of trusts (lenders in this case).Utah is a statutory foreclosure state which means that a lender may foreclose without going through the courts.  

I am majoring in Manufacturing Technology Management with a minor in Agricultural and Industrial Engineering Technology. 

I'm sure you didn't have subordinates or other students giving you instruction, you had instructors who were qualified by experience and education in that field.

The defect exclusion pertains to defects in construction or products you actually build or manufacture and nothing to do with an unrelated product defect. 

Either way, FNMA does not lend on multi-unit manufactured homes. 

Regulations surrounding this issue are relatively new and vary by state... some states simply list instructions for "cleaning up" the "contaminated" property... the same steps that companies like yours are trained to follow I would assume.