They also complained about the "lack of promised amenities," citing that there was no iron available, which is puzzling because I pride myself on a well-stocked space.Here's the kicker: in my unit, I maintain a comprehensive guest book with detailed instructions on everything, including how to use the coffee maker (which was brand-new) and where to find the iron (in the wardrobe, on the top shelf, clearly labeled).

Coming from a warehouse/manufacturing background, I can tell you that there is how it should be, and how it is.

I think the rule was more meant for manufacturing/machine shops given a few of the examples in the regulation.

They have great paints, consistent colors and consistent bases and can mix up pretty much any color from another manufacturer.

I’m based outside Houston, I bring over 14 years of managerial experience in chemical manufacturing to the table.

It’s an affixed double wide manufactured home.

Unfortunately I haven't found much in that price range except for some manufactured homes.

We create great guest instructions located inside the app, and use the same template cut and paste but then simply add a small note to it.

Some of the companies manufacturing them are even designing energy efficient / carbon negative homes to appeal to a generation that is increasingly trying to reduce its carbon footprint.

But now, its been DAYS and the escrow company has been asking for the End Buyers entity docs so that they can roll out the escrow instructions for closing and the End Buyer has been non responsive.