All Forum Posts by: Paul Sofia

I would probably avoid th ecomplications and environmental requirements of a actual marina and simply install docks for the tennats boats. You can charge an additional monthly docking fee as well.

I would love to hear if someone has more insight on the valuation after the construction of Modular. From what I have researched, and from what the Modular architects/manufacturers/contractors have told me, there is no difference in valuation if it is permitted and receives its CO as a permanent structure. 

That is correct, James.

FHA foundation requirements are extremely specific for mobile homes. We're under contract at the moment on a doublewide and the booklet for foundation requires requires piers spaced at certain distance apart,a certain square footage of venting, piers on footers below frontline, mortared , etc etc. they require an engineers inspection to approve it. If it were me I'd call your local mobile home dealers and ask for the mason they use and talk with them. We're having to bond the piers with surewall to meet fha requirements. It's also 20 yrs old.