Manufactured Homes - Behind the Scenes (Pt.1)
Carpet in the ...
Carpet in the bathroom? What were they smoking?
So, that's how they ...
So, that's how they pre-made it... nice to know about it.
I've had my ...
I've had my manufactured home for 12 years. Been a good home. The worst thing is the carpet on the bathrooms. One toilet overflow and the floor is ruined. They build the floor as a deck, then any wall layout can be applied. This is not good when replacing a section of floor. Also they use about thirty staples per foot when nailing anything. A foam glue is applied to the floor joists before the decking is nailed down. This is a nightmare to deal with. I own a Redmond home 16x80. Go for the doubl
I was thinking ...
I was thinking about moving into a sun community in lawrenceville, ga. Can yuo tell me how they are bad? I realy need some info. Thanks!
lol at the Amish ...
lol at the Amish workers.
Amazing. 6 years? ...
Amazing. 6 years? How much did the entire home cost?
I'm a single guy. I ...
I'm a single guy. I don't like apartments, and I dont need a house. This is perfect.
false my home has ...
false my home has a full basement and its anchored to the foundation some parks will allow you to tie the home down if you install it right it will stand strong in any storm. my home has withstood 90 mile an hour winds in a micro burst storm and didn't even shudder or shake.
oh and these guys ...
oh and these guys building them look like they came from amish days dam get some americans
the electricial is ...
the electricial is not the same at all there all hard wired and only have 4 breakers instead of like however many u want for ur washer dryer all that shit i have one of these so called efficient homes and im remodling everything in it there cheap to buy so there cheap to build basically everything in mine is falling apart fuck that
If these ...
If these manufactured homes are so great, why does Wikipedia state that "The Manufactured Home Buyer's Handbook points out that four out of five new manufactured home owners find at least one major problem with their new home, and most are unable to arrange for satisfactory repairs under their warranty." My conclusion is it's probably OK to buy a manufactured home that's been lived in for a few years as long as you have an inspector who you trust and is very thorough. But not a new one.
pretty much all ...
pretty much all the junkies now work in factories?
Manufactured ...
Manufactured housing can be more affordable, However it is the COMMUNITY you live in thats the important. Be sure to ask people who live in the community you are considering. I live in a community Owned by sun communities and they do not live up to their promises. their are good community owners but their few and far between.
> '.. materials are ...
> '.. materials are NOT the same ..' Comparing wood-frame to "brick and mortar" and then arguing materials are different? No crap, Sherlock. Comparison is between manufacturered and site-built wood-framed homes. Unless you spend big for the latter, materials used in each (framing, floor foists, interiors, etc) are not that different. People choose mobile homes for many reasons - lower cost, bang-for-buck, fewer hassles (permits, etc), quicker move-in, lower taxes, and so on.
As a mortgage ...
As a mortgage broker myself, it is much easier to find financing for a traditional site built home than a manufactured home. In fact the credit requirements are much higher on manufactured than traditional.
i want to see how ...
i want to see how they put in the ventilations system thru the floor.
can they do ...
can they do basements? ..i also heard that mobil/manufactured homes fall over easily during storms...I would like one but i dont want to invest my money into something that isn't reliable...whoever that can help me with more information as of what companies to go to in illinois and how to go about renting please send me a message.
Kitchen carpeted???
Kitchen carpeted???
I own a 30 year old ...
I own a 30 year old mobile home built in the 70's. It's still standing, kind of crappy in some spots, but still works great. And it was cheaper to buy than investing in a site built home. If you have little to no money, and are desperate for a roof over your head, mobile homes are decent enough.
The materials are ...
The materials are NOT the same. LOL Are they really trying to convince people that a manufactured home is equal or better than a brick and mortar home? Please. No educated intelligent person would ever buy that. The reality is the only people that buy these are those that can't qualify for a conventional home loan or construction loan.
i'm living on the ...
i'm living on the ground floor of a condo building and have realized that it's basically a manufactured home. wish this would've crossed my mind back when i was home shopping! but, one thing...a 'fully carpeted kitchen'?! yuck!
Ya know, I like ...
Ya know, I like manufactured homes...why do they get such a bad stereotype, man they are AWESOME!!!
Great video. Very ...
Great video. Very Informative. I would like to link my page to this
i like that guys ...
i like that guys haircut at 6:25
Quake testing? ...
Quake testing? Leak testing? and so on...