We just had our home delivered and joined, putting roof and siding on the ends. We bought a modular by cavalier. True mod, off frame, built to our state codes (Virginia). 2250 SQ ft
Thanks for everything you do to provide {intelligent people} with a lot of information on what they should do! Kristina is one of the best I have come across on UA-cam, please search her channel before you finalize anything!
Appraiser here… typically a manufactured home improvements depreciate faster than the land appreciates. As a result the overall value sometimes go down over time, versus up like a similar sized site-built home might. This doesn’t always hold true and it depends on the local market and how well manufactured homes are accepted or how bad they are stigmatized. The economic life of a manufactured home is typically less than a site-built home.
@@ryanbailey6600 hi! I was amazed to see a manu home was appraising same as a stick built home in SD county.. if foundation is solid, seems they are well built these days! Now, county permits..💔
I live in a mobile home and plan on selling it and moving out of state and looking for a mobile home. This video is helpful to me as a seller and a buyer. 👍
Might want to check if the mobile home park is under rent control with the city. That helps slow down rent increases. I read, don't quote me, but mobiles newer than 1986 are charged property tax. I live in California so maybe these points pertain to my state. Worth looking into though, especially if thinking about a mobile home park.
if the land perks can have electricity and gas. we were going to buy land and put manufactured home on it. but there was no water not even a possible well. lucky we knew you have to find out ahead of time.
Our state has strict laws. Our county plans & zoning office told us about the difference between homes & all the catch phrases that are used. Our land was already purchased so just finding a home to put on it. Credit Unions are source for this.
Kristina I love your Manufactured Homes posts. I love how you honestly share the pros and cons of mobile home parks. I have considered an alternative to mobile homes. The REAL mobile homes...travel trailers. I lived in one over 35 years ago. It was fine. The cost to rent a lot has skyrocketed though. Can you do a video or two about this housing option? Just an FYI I foundca new 22 foot no slides model I like. No slides...less problems.
Great video! In the process of buying a modular home for the land we already own. Been a pain. Would you say this guidance would apply to a modular home, too?
The home in Texas are build bad cracked cement, garbage to small for a mid size car (canary). Foundation starts having problems in about 5 years minimum. But way over priced. Bad mold
Hi Kristina! Longtime viewer here... I am finally ready to go mobilehome hunting but I want to purchase a mobile home AND the land... I don't find much value on buying a home and paying upwards of 1000 dollars a month for amenities I will hardly use and to have my freedom be policed. (I have 2 cats and a dog and most parks have a very strict 2 pet policy). Do you know of any sites or have any recommendations for me to find MH+Land listings? Thanks!!
It's actually pretty easy. A trailer or mobile home is anything that was built before 1976. There was little to no regulations on how they were built before that time, anything after that is considered a manufactured home because it's supposed to be built to a certain standard. Modular and prefab are a little different because instead of being built in a factory then delivered to your land modular is brought in many pieces and put together more like a traditional stick built home they are normally put on a regular foundation, and the home can never be moved after that like a manufactured could be. A modular prefab is the closest to a stick built home, but it can be built a lot faster and often a little bit cheaper to build than a stick built.
@@matthewronsson Thank you for your reply. I will do that. I need to know, customarily, if a village/mobile home park allows removing a mobile home from their lot.
10 percent after putting down 55thousand dollars on this pos and I already owned the land I been scammed for the day I walked in the dealer my brand new 2024 they claim is falling apart
And hud inspected. Bought a new double wide in April. Several things needed repaired. They said " It was inspected at the plant" I told them they need to fire the inspectors.
When did they start calling mobile homes, manufactured homes? That is the first deception. I thought most people knew what kind of quilty you are getting in a mobile home.
Mr Kristina Smallhorn I watched your latest UA-cam video, and it was really amazing. But I think you should improve your video editing quality. I'm a video editor. Bhargav Patel, do you need a video editor? Are you interested to sending my portfolio work?
We just had our home delivered and joined, putting roof and siding on the ends. We bought a modular by cavalier. True mod, off frame, built to our state codes (Virginia). 2250 SQ ft
Thanks for everything you do to provide {intelligent people} with a lot of information on what they should do! Kristina is one of the best I have come across on UA-cam, please search her channel before you finalize anything!
Appraiser here… typically a manufactured home improvements depreciate faster than the land appreciates. As a result the overall value sometimes go down over time, versus up like a similar sized site-built home might. This doesn’t always hold true and it depends on the local market and how well manufactured homes are accepted or how bad they are stigmatized. The economic life of a manufactured home is typically less than a site-built home.
We all know houses depreciate and land appreciates not your house get a clue idiots
@@ryanbailey6600 hi! I was amazed to see a manu home was appraising same as a stick built home in SD county.. if foundation is solid, seems they are well built these days! Now, county permits..💔
This is way over my head
That and manufactured homes are rather feeble.
@@Libertaro-i2u try modular
Great advice and wonderful suggestions, Kristina, thank you.
There are 3 big lenders that work almost exclusively with Manufactured and Modular homes, 21st Mortgage, Vanderbuilt, and Cascade Loans.
I live in a mobile home and plan on selling it and moving out of state and looking for a mobile home. This video is helpful to me as a seller and a buyer. 👍
:) THANKS MUCH as I was looking at Manufactured homes, and this REALLY HELPS! ! ! ALL the BEST and Cheers : )
I think Kristina is a really nice person who loves animals and like making people happy. :)
Might want to check if the mobile home park is under rent control with the city. That helps slow down rent increases. I read, don't quote me, but mobiles newer than 1986 are charged property tax. I live in California so maybe these points pertain to my state. Worth looking into though, especially if thinking about a mobile home park.
if the land perks can have electricity and gas. we were going to buy land and put manufactured home on it. but there was no water not even a possible well. lucky we knew you have to find out ahead of time.
Our state has strict laws. Our county plans & zoning office told us about the difference between homes & all the catch phrases that are used. Our land was already purchased so just finding a home to put on it. Credit Unions are source for this.
Thank you for trying to help people out .
Kristina I love your Manufactured Homes posts. I love how you honestly share the pros and cons of mobile home parks. I have considered an alternative to mobile homes. The REAL mobile homes...travel trailers. I lived in one over 35 years ago. It was fine. The cost to rent a lot has skyrocketed though. Can you do a video or two about this housing option? Just an FYI I foundca new 22 foot no slides model I like. No slides...less problems.
Great video! In the process of buying a modular home for the land we already own. Been a pain. Would you say this guidance would apply to a modular home, too?
@@TheBigORanch I was under the impression that they are one of the same
Another awesome video
The home in Texas are build bad cracked cement, garbage to small for a mid size car (canary). Foundation starts having problems in about 5 years minimum. But way over priced. Bad mold
@@rosepell2415 What area are you in? My cousins had her house for 10 years and she's had almost no issues but were in west TX and its pretty dry here
Hi Kristina! Longtime viewer here... I am finally ready to go mobilehome hunting but I want to purchase a mobile home AND the land... I don't find much value on buying a home and paying upwards of 1000 dollars a month for amenities I will hardly use and to have my freedom be policed. (I have 2 cats and a dog and most parks have a very strict 2 pet policy). Do you know of any sites or have any recommendations for me to find MH+Land listings?
Thanks!!
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Do we need a CO to stay on site in a camper or shed while our house is being built? Wisconsin/35 acres
Is there a way to identify a manufactured home that is set on a foundation? Is the only way by the electrical panel label ?
Not necessarily. You can pretty much tell by the construction style. Underneath the home will give you confirmation.
It is confusing among these types of homes: manufactured, mobile, prefab, trailer, etc.
It's actually pretty easy. A trailer or mobile home is anything that was built before 1976. There was little to no regulations on how they were built before that time, anything after that is considered a manufactured home because it's supposed to be built to a certain standard. Modular and prefab are a little different because instead of being built in a factory then delivered to your land modular is brought in many pieces and put together more like a traditional stick built home they are normally put on a regular foundation, and the home can never be moved after that like a manufactured could be. A modular prefab is the closest to a stick built home, but it can be built a lot faster and often a little bit cheaper to build than a stick built.
Can I buy a manufactured home from a village in Florida and move it? (to a vacant land I plan to own.) If not, why not?
First find out of the land you want to purchase can accept a mobile home, has the soil for a septic if needed, etc.
@@matthewronsson Thank you for your reply. I will do that.
I need to know, customarily, if a village/mobile home park allows removing a mobile home from their lot.
10 percent after putting down 55thousand dollars on this pos and I already owned the land I been scammed for the day I walked in the dealer my brand new 2024 they claim is falling apart
You don't need the information sheet if the home has been detitled and permanently attached to the foundation.
Some of them are hud built
@@evelynrogers7145 all manufactured mobile homes are HUD built.
And hud inspected. Bought a new double wide in April. Several things needed repaired. They said " It was inspected at the plant" I told them they need to fire the inspectors.
💃🎉She's the best ! ❤ her !
Shark alert.
When did they start calling mobile homes, manufactured homes? That is the first deception. I thought most people knew what kind of quilty you are getting in a mobile home.
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Mr Kristina Smallhorn
I watched your latest UA-cam video, and it was really amazing.
But I think you should improve your video editing quality. I'm a video editor. Bhargav Patel, do you need a video editor?
Are you interested to sending my portfolio work?
"you must this" ??
@@ThomasAnonymous-gd8bz omg. Thank you. Just fixed it. I can’t believe I typed that out and missed a whole word. Yikes! I need a nap.
@@KristinaSmallhorn No worries. We understood it anyway.
@@ItsVincentAgain I’m just so happy I have such an awesome community that lets me know right away.