AND even if they have this well thought out plan, the cost of fabrication and construction will rival a traditional new build. 

I specifically have a fairly good small painting company (very reasonable, you just have to keep an eye on them to keep the quality consistent) and a granite yard/fabricator. 

I have a LLC but it's for fabrication bussiness.... if I buy a rental property can I put the home into this LLC or do I need to make another LLC for house rentals?

.- BOA has not fabricated a "payment history" that is clearly not accurate.I have been dealing with this now for 8 years and need to get this off of my back.Are there any lenders out there who will refinance my mortgage even though I am in default?

This is what the article explains:The Changsha-based company spent 4½ months fabricating the building's 2,736 modules before construction began.

Even if you could find someone to fabricate a door (which I doubt) it would not pass muster.  

Remember that 4 vs 5 is a big swing, because it changes the financing class and insurance.Budget 10% as a general rule for management, but 5% will cover you if you're talking about larger properties (50+).Ignore all numbers provided on listings - they're entirely fabricated.

As I recall, insurance dealt with it, and it was discovered the story was fabricated.  

In my state you have to have an itemized list within 30 days to charge anything from the security deposit, so I don't think I could charge based on an estimated value decrease as you are saying.I would check with a local stone guy that fabricates quartz, and see if they cant do some time of color treatment, or just replace a section, adding a seam, since you already have 2 seam there.I would also make it a point to tell future tenants about this.

He took the wall out between the kitchen (back of house) and living/dining rooms (front of house) and even had an LVL fabricated to carry the ceiling joists and rafters across the 14'(ish) span.