Pay him the contracted price, split the overage, and get a written warranty from the manufacturer regardless of what product you finally use.

My typical guest is the guy who sold his house and has nowhere to go for 40 days or the guy who's installing a new production line at a local manufacturer and will be on site for 6 weeks and prefers a house over a hotel room or the lady whose kitchen caught fire and the insurance company is putting them up in a house for a month while the repairs are completed.

So your income isincome = $1500 - $0 + (-$1000) = $500.While the scale may be different, rehabbing is no different than any other manufacturing business.

I've noticed a few companies are building manufacturing type jobs in the MS/East TN area and I'm thinking of looking at this area for an OOS SF LTR unit.

@Derek Lacy Do manufactured homes quality for the group coverage you are referring to?

We also have another little flip we're doing in La Pine, it's a manufactured home.

Mac I cant do that.. my plumber gives me a price for all 90 homes and to get that price its his relationship with the manufacturer or supply house..

Many of the units you'll find on your flips still use Freon, which is no longer being manufactured as of 2020.

Recently Amgen a leading biotech company invested 365M to open a new manufacturing site in Columbus.

I've had really good luck speaking with high end prefab manufactures.