Otherwise, they may only be interested in cutting commissions on a sliding scale, where discounts become greater with a higher volume closed, that would be fair. 

I thought of Bruce Norris and a story he has about if you find yourself buying a manufactured home on a dirt road, think about how you plan to get out of that if the market changes.Anyhow, I backed out of that deal.

If you have to buy in bulk the way large scale investors do, why not take a shotgun approach with offers well below market prices on a ton of properties.

I had been looking at homes and came across a few manufactured homes in a senior park costing 49,000-80,000.

None can give competent legal advice related to any local jurisdiction much less on a national scale.

I have some properties in Boston, but scaling without investors is tough and I'd rather do it with my partners only.

There are obviously good reasons for doing what I'm describing when scaling a business.  

Does anyone have any general contractor or home inspector recommendations for that area, that are reliable for med-large scale remodel projects?

I don't currently work with any large scale investors, just a solid group of investors from my previous career of being a financial adviser.

I believe I kept warning folks here and elsewhere if you elect this clown.....be ready for Chicago style politics on the national scale.