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Thank you Kristina and Eddie

I bought a manufactured home in 2019 before covid on 2.5 acres of land. Got everything included. It looks like a house on the inside. Its 1900 sq foot. Paid 230k out the door for the manufactured, 400 sqfoot carport. 2 shipping containers and a 2 acre fence. Its on a permanent foundation and is considered a hpuse, not manufactured. 5 years later its worth 450k. The day i got insurance i had to get 320k in insurance.

Could I give up $25k so a stranger could buy my house in a neighborhood I no longer live in? What!?! After I sold it, bulldoze it for all I care.

Many years ago we bought 9 acres, owner financed. We built a house and shop bldg, then had to give it up. Ten yrs later, we found out the financer sold us land he had LEASED from the State for 100 yrs and did not have rights to section it off and sell it. Needless to say, he finally got caught and went to prison. He had sold about 30 lots of at least 5 acres to 20 acres each.

If you have to pay property tax on property every single year you rent to.

Notice the shipping weight.....lol

How dare we age in place in our reasonably-priced homes with a low interest rates and nearly paid-off mortgages?? Why aren’t we sacrificing ourselves for the next generation?🙄

Are there any reputable modular home companies in Southern California 🤔🤔

Great video

I have been looking at Incredible Tiny Homes in TN!

12:00 speaking of that I believe code requires all walls more than 5 feet wide to have at least one outlet.

10:59 thanks for taking me back to childhood commercials LOL

Modular homes = 💩

We found a very nice ranch 3 bed, 2 full bath, central air, heat, full basement, huge backyard, deck, , driveway, garage, for 280k . In central New Jersey, that was a great price. We got into a bidding war. Finally bought it at 310k. Recently checked. " Sell with ease 500k" kids going to college soon. I guess we could sell but where would we live.

Print the house under 10K within 24 hours- technology is there. Need will of politicians & lawmakers to help common poor Americans.

If you don't OWN the land on house sits, it does not matter type of house sitting on it.

Thank You for the Video

My cousin bought a brand new modular home back in the 70's. She got a split entry. When they moved back to MA they built a stick built home. She had more issues with the stick built home. I don't remember all the issues but leaks was a big one.

Fortunately with my modular build, the price is fixed from the start. No change orders! The builder did everything. No outside contractor to do site installation. The typical stick built takes three years plus some in my area. My mod SIP construction took 34 days on the site. It took the utility company four months to turn on the power after CofO was issued.

Clayton Home, to put on unimproved land. Needed cleared, leveled, water, electricity, and sewage. Price of demo home 97k total would have been 267k , didn't do it. Bought a brick house.

I love the versatility of modular homes however many of them are NOT built in the same quality as a typical stick built home. Unfortunately the downside usually is that $$$ is king and no one builds to benefit anyone other than themselves or the housing “crisis” would already be solved. 👍

Simple, start an HOA. It’s like printing your own money.

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I’d love to have a concrete block modular home.

Those boxes don’t work for me.

Something I've always found is that it's almost always cheaper to buy a piece of land that already has a house on it, even if the roof has collapsed. It may already have water and sewer, and lots of times it's a much easier process to get permits because lots of times if you save even a little bit of the house it is a remodel as far as permitting is concerned. Sometimes even just saving the foundation is enough. I did a house demo some years back and they had to save the foundation and one wall. And that was a nice wall with a fieldstone fireplace taking up most of it. That was enough for the homeowner to permit the job as a remodel. Of course you have to do your homework, different municipalities will have different rules

This subject would have been 10x more interesting discussed in a debate format with opposing viewpoints!

My daughter lives in a neighborhood with an HOA-there are an endless list of rules but a tree that has fallen on their fence from an easement which should be the HOA’s responsibility has sat there for almost a year. The HOA didn’t remove it when it was leaning over,it is on a common area so my daughter and her husband had no authority to remove it before it fell. I would never move into a neighborhood with an HOA-you are paying for headaches.

My prediction is rates stay relatively high from now on … prices stagnate or relax and ownership changes a bit - while new modular / manufactured / and alt listings increase as zoning laws relax - the future is modular

The fact that manufactured homes don't go up in value in some areas is literally just another tax on poor people

7:02 7:02 7:02 7:02 7:02 China? A country with no regulations? NO. I've seen some of these things , and just the electrical wiring is enough to make you run for the hills. Not to mention the 'entrepteneur' who was pushing them! Be very careful. Ask to see their plant, videos of someone living in one that is actually installed. Its a 'hot" topic. Everyone's trying to get into this business

Once... then i realized I was paying the Karen brigade to micromanage my life. Never again.

HOA keep you people out of nice neighborhoods

It's the new "Fishbowl" living! I don't think I'd trust something purchased online where I can't see one. What are the specs? What warranties come with it? What do we take to the city planning? Is there a video of someone touring or living in one? I don't see how this will fit into my neighborhood. They'll want it hauled off! Oh. Well... ;(

Cities and towns with their hands out.

You’re not saying there’s “crooks” in this market are you….of course not 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Not sure thise were red flags so much as "Chinglish" where Chinese cheap out on interpreter and use that cousin who took an English class. It's a whole thing on the internet. Including english safety signs in all chinese apartment complexes where there is zero possibility anyind there speaks English lolz.

No, I believe that’s a horrible deal for which is essentially a storage shed with electricity and plumbing for near $100,000!? Yeah, that’s not happening…. I have over 2500 square-foot. So essentially it is more economical to keep looking…. Because Home Depot doesn’t have it….🤦🏼‍♀️

What are they made of? Plastic?

Javier is bad for business. He needs to get it together

Is the US sum Total of sales all time high? Or, are smaller loans zero and expensive homes just refinancing? Average is a tricky term. OK, this isn't really accurate statistics for National.

I remember when Colorado was selling land super cheap back in the late 80’s/early 90’s. People were just looking at plot maps and buying lots. They turned out to be cliff faces and you had to build a structure on it within a year. I knew a guy who bought one and all he could fit up there was a shed that he dragged in piece by piece. It counted though. I think he used it as a hunting cabin.