I would be happy to assist you in locating and evaluating deals...especially since I might end up being your biggest customer. 

Systematizing is great, but don't be too quick to put them in place....That is NOT to say you should waste your time showing properties to tire kickers.I agree - you have to truly understand the clientele / customers that you will be housing / doing business with.

I would assume it is framed normally and the angle could easily be removed although the space may contain insulation. 

Their side is all the rest of the test-ready installation (ducts, custom made return w/grill, plenums, and mastic sealants).  

What if a driverless semi then pulled up with a modular home that could be stacked like shipping containers?

The way I got cash to buy my second and third properties was that I built a custom home while in between 8-5jobs.

From my understanding, I can take out whatever % of equity I want as long as it still contains 20% equity so that means I can refi to pull out $40k max out of first property.

The customer being happy is most important.

It takes a while to set up your accounts (not really designed for customization but you can get around that by renaming "other" expenses/assets/etc) but once that's done you're good to go.

The terms and conditions of the actual Court Order, to the extent of any inconsistencies, control over any terms or conditions contained in the Notice of Sale.Charles B.