I’m in TX and excited until the very end. I can build onsite cheaper than $300k. If I’m going to go 300k and higher I would never do prefab. The objective is to lower costs and appears we are years from it. Disappointed HiFab. 😢
Please tell me how. I have not found anyone in the Austin area who can build for less than 230-250 per sqft bare minimum. If I could get closer to 150/sqft - 200/sqft I would do it immediately
For under 300k in Texas- Grand Prairie in particular. After a quick look at Zillow, I found a beautiful 2053 sqft, 3br 3 bath updated ranch on a .29 acre lot with beautiful mature landscaping, a garage, a shop, a nice big storage shed, and a little greenhouse. In a nice neighborhood, with a good school rating and... no waiting. No. It isn't ultra-modern, but it's sturdy and available now. These prefab companies have to be able to beat what's on the market. They want us to buy their product for more than the price of available homes. Then we have to factor in finishes, land, permits, site prep, and time. It just doesn't add up in my mind. Now. If I could get their product, land, finishes, permits, and site prep all included at this price in California. They sold me. But not in Texas. ,
You’re paying have a million for a shack in Cali. There’s no way you’d get this for that price there. The market wouldn’t see it. Wayyyy more likely to pay for this in TX. Usually these homes are made above code and reduce your costs over the years by saving you on maintenance and utilities. Add in the aesthetic and that it’s brand new.. price seems about right. Maybe at some point these homes will become cheaper. I think that’s part of the plan. Right now they need early adoption to get to that point
@JvariW it depends on WHERE in California. I live more inland. My house 2400 sqft 3br 3ba on a 11000 sqft lot. I bought it for 163,500 12 years ago. It's now worth about 550,000. For the size, and lot, it's cheap. It's NOT a shack at all. But it is in the desert about an hour and a half outside of LA and SD. The closer to the city or the ocean, the more expensive
Nice and good to see they are in the middle of the country. This will save on delivery charges, which considering these are more or less the same price as a traditional home build, will be an important saving. Long story short - nice and about time Texas got some love, but these are just too expensive..
love the courtyard also since seeing old roman architecture this is really interesting!! love your channel since I found it and how you help give a quick rundown of the majority of questions people have ahead of time, keep up the great work
I'm with you, Kerry, on the "C" model. I've always been obsessed with the court yard design. Something about it just seems cozier. Also, it's a design that has been done for many purposes, all over the world, all though out history. Good looking homes! Thanks Kerry ❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎
I’m not moving to Texas. The prices seem a tad high. However, when compared to onsite construction costs the price might be lower. But then again the price does not include the cost of the property, site prep, permits, etc. When all is said and done, I’m not sure a prefab house is more economical. Just a thought… thank you! Great job!
Thats a good question for the channel to - maybe? - resolve w some authority. What a great value add for a prefab homes channel to crunch some numbers, say 3 sample states, east, west, mid.... comparing basic 3 br home prefab vs traditional in same market? I would watch!
I think you need to factor in reduction of on site construction time. That will reduce land carry cost (taxes, interest) and impute a cost for the extra time you are living in your current location (rent/mortgage/etc). I still don't think it will make manufactured homes cheaper, but depends on your carry costs where yiu live
I'm in Dallas and just moved from Tampa Bay and yes it's expensive depending where you live. Out of the major cities is way cheaper got new big homes for cheap and good quality.
Well, hello Kerry glad to se you update us on another modular home builder coming online to fill the need for more housing. You know that they are expensive and should be at the high end of the modular home building market! Nice homes excellent quality, at least from the pictures! Your video is again well done and keep your sponsors happy! At some point I will contact you for a referral project.
😂 😂 I cannot stand when you tell a joke with such a straight face, so seriously and you move on to the next topic as if nothing was ever mentioned. 😂😂 Living in a house with an island was quite impressive!!!! 😂 😂 I am hooked. I will watch the videos from now on. I have a feeling your favorite show is “A Little Prairie In The House”. 😂 😂 Keep delivering the good stuff, Dude! You are priceless. 😊 👍
Hello Kerry! Watched your video yesterday and then went into their website and played around with their designs. I personally love the Cowboy boot design. 🤠 I love a separation between bedrooms and living space for quiet. I am not a fan of open concept, however. I would love to see partial wall dividing the kitchen from the living room. When I am entertaining or relaxing I Do Not want to see my messy kitchen. But that's just me. Have a great day and weekend. Just so you know there a lot of us praying for the Canadian wildfires to end. We will gladly send you some of our rain, if not all of it for awhile. Take good care and thank you!!!
Great to see a new company joining the fray. Great looking homes and layouts, especially the model C. That one feels like it probably fits most properties. It’s worth keeping an eye on them to see if someday they expand beyond Texas. 🤠 Great update as always Kerry. Keep kicking ass! 😎
I like their styles. Your #2 is my #1. Using a wheelchair is much more conducive in it. (Since it takes less effort to get from one side of the house to the other) I'm interested in seeing more from this company, perhaps some different renders would help it climb my list this year. It's dangling up there in the top ten area for me... I just don't know where yet.
Sorry, Kerry, as much skill as you have in being a YT prefab influencer I now just go to the comments to see what the price is to determine watching. The prefab home “community” you discuss is not the prefab operations I’ve found on my own. But keep up the great work! You do have a wonderful sense of humor and I know you have a large audience in expensive places like California; the upper west coast and Canada; you def will be able to help that economic stratosphere of society out! Props! And keep bringing us super fun(ny) and expensive pre-fab homes! Ty! 🙌🎉
The reason one doesnt see many modular homes in Tx is that the real gross cost of same, with all the work and extra costs of permits, land, septic, a well, driveway, carport...etc etc....eventually price it out of the market for most folks. Its just much cheaper to purchase a slightly used standard brick home in nice area.
Been a big fan of your channel and have been trying to find the perfect modern modular with 3 bedrooms under $300k that looks good, clean, modern, one level. Does it exist in that price range? Once you get past 2 beds things seem to get nutty with price. Thanks for making prefab interesting and funny!
I own land in Texas. I couldn't justify the price. So, if I move back home, it will have to be a mobile home for me. But, I do like the new style in this video.
Kerry, I feel like I’ve been following your videos for the better part of the year and I was curious if you’ve come across any Missouri prefab home builders ? I have a good day.
Since the cost of prefab homes has more than quadrupled in the last two years, I'd be interested to see prefab innovation that's being done right here in Canada, hopefully a company or two that's producing it for _les$._
@@KerryTarnow Thanks, Kerry. I enjoyed the video and the physical tour of the home. I'm in south eastern Ontario and am interested in videos about modular homes, the quality and reputation, and cost of them. I'm also interested in manufactured, but so far you can't put them as the sole dwelling on private land in my municipality, so they're not a feasible idea right now. I wonder why the Orca homes are being put in a mobile home village? I don't recall the building standards being mentioned in the video...
Kerry I need your help!! I’ve been looking for a prefab but I can’t find one that ships to New Hampshire that I can make changes to that’s not ridiculously expensive, I’m looking for 700-1,000 square feet 2 bedroom. Everywhere I’ve reached out to I haven’t heard back or they don’t ship to NH. Or they are way too expensive. I’ve watched all your videos and I’m so overwhelmed. Anyone have any input I’d really appreciate it!!
Loved it until the price yet again. Looks like I'll be getting a manufactured Clayton Home for $80,000. Most affordable thing I've seen so far with boxabl not being ready either.
Nice review as always Kerry. But again (directed to the builders).....when you charge the same price as a new home already in place though still have the additional costs of the land, transporting it, placement and hookup....why would one purchase this from you?
My questions: Is a stick home built on site have more or less quality controls that one built in a factory? Do all General Contractors know how to handle subcontractors and laborers correctly? Why do home builders take shortcuts?
Creepy, @3:34 there is a small, white ORB that flows downward from your head and then disappears the the bottom of the screen on your left side 😵💫😵💫😵💫
Yeah, the cabin I’m in is old… every once in a while there are fluffs that fall from the ceiling and thats what happens when the ring light hits them. I usually see them while recording but not always! Thanks for watching
Do you have something against the East Coast or New England? Becuase you seem to love companies from Europe and the Western US. I subscribe to your channel and check out all your videos and it seems like you never promote companies that are anywhere near to the best state, also known as Maine...
I know the dollar is worth zero, but almost four hundred thousand w/o land is not cheap. The only thing is if you can find land with utilities to put it on you may place a home at a relatively affordable price.
I like the C design, but it still seems a lot like a traditional home size/ design. Yet that they made a model to practice with by building on site is probably a smart decision. 😢 Not many jokes this round Kerry, 🥶🖤🔔👍🏻
_Practical designs, handsome exteriors, fantastic flooring choice. How's the cold-weather performance and longevity? But anyway, with these prices, maybe they shouldn't expand and should just stay in Texas!_
Nice looking houses but they don’t even come with appliances and for the cost of the cheapest one I expected utilities and land to be included. And especially for the price of stucco, that isn’t anything fancy, not worth it.
Could they set it up to be placed under ground or into a hillside ? You know what they say, if you own land in Texas and land in hell you live in hell and rent out Texas.
I felt badly clicking the "Like" button because I took the counter from 666 to 667. Reminds me of the old joke: you know what a 68 is in bed right? Its like a 69, but I owe you one. Been a long day, sorry.
First, though I've heard you use it many times, I want to credit you with teaching me a new slang for underwear: "ginch." Second, though the layout of these homes looks okay, they're WAY too expensive. Third, doesn't bother me they're only building in Texas because I won't do ANY business with ANY company in Texas, not even for toilet paper! Not only was the state ranked THE WORST to live in in the US, everyone should boycott their fascist, racist, homophobic, etc., etc., government!
I’m in TX and excited until the very end. I can build onsite cheaper than $300k. If I’m going to go 300k and higher I would never do prefab. The objective is to lower costs and appears we are years from it. Disappointed HiFab. 😢
Thanks for watching
You’re exactly right. The plan is to lower costs but right now they need early adopters
I agree, seems way too expensive for,frankly, rudimentary looking houses.
Same for me..
Please tell me how. I have not found anyone in the Austin area who can build for less than 230-250 per sqft bare minimum. If I could get closer to 150/sqft - 200/sqft I would do it immediately
For under 300k in Texas- Grand Prairie in particular. After a quick look at Zillow, I found a beautiful 2053 sqft, 3br 3 bath updated ranch on a .29 acre lot with beautiful mature landscaping, a garage, a shop, a nice big storage shed, and a little greenhouse. In a nice neighborhood, with a good school rating and... no waiting.
No. It isn't ultra-modern, but it's sturdy and available now.
These prefab companies have to be able to beat what's on the market. They want us to buy their product for more than the price of available homes. Then we have to factor in finishes, land, permits, site prep, and time. It just doesn't add up in my mind. Now. If I could get their product, land, finishes, permits, and site prep all included at this price in California. They sold me. But not in Texas. ,
You’re paying have a million for a shack in Cali. There’s no way you’d get this for that price there. The market wouldn’t see it. Wayyyy more likely to pay for this in TX. Usually these homes are made above code and reduce your costs over the years by saving you on maintenance and utilities. Add in the aesthetic and that it’s brand new.. price seems about right. Maybe at some point these homes will become cheaper. I think that’s part of the plan. Right now they need early adoption to get to that point
@JvariW it depends on WHERE in California. I live more inland. My house 2400 sqft 3br 3ba on a 11000 sqft lot. I bought it for 163,500 12 years ago. It's now worth about 550,000. For the size, and lot, it's cheap. It's NOT a shack at all. But it is in the desert about an hour and a half outside of LA and SD. The closer to the city or the ocean, the more expensive
Glad to see someone building homes in my home state of Texas!
IMO, these are some of the more interesting models I've seen in a while.
Nice and good to see they are in the middle of the country. This will save on delivery charges, which considering these are more or less the same price as a traditional home build, will be an important saving. Long story short - nice and about time Texas got some love, but these are just too expensive..
The different shapes instead of just a rectangle make them much more appealing. 👍
love the courtyard also since seeing old roman architecture this is really interesting!! love your channel since I found it and how you help give a quick rundown of the majority of questions people have ahead of time, keep up the great work
I'm with you, Kerry, on the "C" model.
I've always been obsessed with the court yard design. Something about it just seems cozier.
Also, it's a design that has been done for many purposes, all over the world, all though out history.
Good looking homes!
Thanks Kerry
❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎
Glad you like it!
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I’m not moving to Texas. The prices seem a tad high. However, when compared to onsite construction costs the price might be lower. But then again the price does not include the cost of the property, site prep, permits, etc. When all is said and done, I’m not sure a prefab house is more economical. Just a thought… thank you! Great job!
Thats a good question for the channel to - maybe? - resolve w some authority. What a great value add for a prefab homes channel to crunch some numbers, say 3 sample states, east, west, mid.... comparing basic 3 br home prefab vs traditional in same market? I would watch!
I think you need to factor in reduction of on site construction time. That will reduce land carry cost (taxes, interest) and impute a cost for the extra time you are living in your current location (rent/mortgage/etc).
I still don't think it will make manufactured homes cheaper, but depends on your carry costs where yiu live
Agree!
These homes are definitely higher cost than other pre fab homes..
I'm in Dallas and just moved from Tampa Bay and yes it's expensive depending where you live. Out of the major cities is way cheaper got new big homes for cheap and good quality.
I like the model C and I'm considering moving to Texas , It's going on my list for sure .thanks
Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
Well, hello Kerry glad to se you update us on another modular home builder coming online to fill the need for more housing. You know that they are expensive and should be at the high end of the modular home building market! Nice homes excellent quality, at least from the pictures! Your video is again well done and keep your sponsors happy! At some point I will contact you for a referral project.
😂 😂 I cannot stand when you tell a joke with such a straight face, so seriously and you move on to the next topic as if nothing was ever mentioned. 😂😂 Living in a house with an island was quite impressive!!!! 😂 😂 I am hooked. I will watch the videos from now on. I have a feeling your favorite show is “A Little Prairie In The House”. 😂 😂 Keep delivering the good stuff, Dude! You are priceless. 😊 👍
Haha! Thank you, appreciate it 😃
Hello Kerry! Watched your video yesterday and then went into their website and played around with their designs. I personally love the Cowboy boot design. 🤠 I love a separation between bedrooms and living space for quiet. I am not a fan of open concept, however. I would love to see partial wall dividing the kitchen from the living room. When I am entertaining or relaxing I Do Not want to see my messy kitchen. But that's just me. Have a great day and weekend. Just so you know there a lot of us praying for the Canadian wildfires to end. We will gladly send you some of our rain, if not all of it for awhile. Take good care and thank you!!!
Thats great feedback thank you! Appreciate it, will take any rain we can get 🙏🏻
Love that you’re showing something other than the “tiny homes”
Great to hear, thank you for the feedback
Great to see a new company joining the fray. Great looking homes and layouts, especially the model C. That one feels like it probably fits most properties. It’s worth keeping an eye on them to see if someday they expand beyond Texas. 🤠
Great update as always Kerry. Keep kicking ass! 😎
Thanks Billy! Im curious to see if and when they expand to other states too
Very nice design !
The courtyard makes it seem much bigger.
Would you check out some of the log cabins built by the Amish, I notice you are in a log structure! Thanks.
The cowboy boot... 🤣🤣
Haha
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I like their styles. Your #2 is my #1. Using a wheelchair is much more conducive in it. (Since it takes less effort to get from one side of the house to the other) I'm interested in seeing more from this company, perhaps some different renders would help it climb my list this year. It's dangling up there in the top ten area for me... I just don't know where yet.
Great insights, thanks Kimberly!
Oh, I thought you were talking about Kerry's hairstyles.
Sorry, Kerry, as much skill as you have in being a YT prefab influencer I now just go to the comments to see what the price is to determine watching. The prefab home “community” you discuss is not the prefab operations I’ve found on my own. But keep up the great work! You do have a wonderful sense of humor and I know you have a large audience in expensive places like California; the upper west coast and Canada; you def will be able to help that economic stratosphere of society out! Props! And keep bringing us super fun(ny) and expensive pre-fab homes! Ty! 🙌🎉
Thank you for the feedback 🙌🏼
What have you found on your own?
The reason one doesnt see many modular homes in Tx is that the real gross cost of same, with all the work and extra costs of permits, land, septic, a well, driveway, carport...etc etc....eventually price it out of the market for most folks. Its just much cheaper to purchase a slightly used standard brick home in nice area.
Love their designs, a great blend of modern industrial with classic ranch house.
Totally!
Been a big fan of your channel and have been trying to find the perfect modern modular with 3 bedrooms under $300k that looks good, clean, modern, one level. Does it exist in that price range? Once you get past 2 beds things seem to get nutty with price. Thanks for making prefab interesting and funny!
You’re welcome! What area?
@@KerryTarnow northeast US! Connecticut. Thanks Kerry
Great info, thanks Kerry !
Thanks for tuning in
I own land in Texas. I couldn't justify the price. So, if I move back home, it will have to be a mobile home for me. But, I do like the new style in this video.
Oh wow would love to see them in TN
Kerry,
I feel like I’ve been following your videos for the better part of the year and I was curious if you’ve come across any Missouri prefab home builders ? I have a good day.
I was in Missouri for a couple weeks at the start of July and had my eye out. But no I can’t think of any that I’ve featured so far.
These look nice. Nice design, cool floors.
Glad you like them!
I really like these and the pre-poured slab. I am curious about how that will work on a home asymbeled in sections. wondering what site prep entails.
Since the cost of prefab homes has more than quadrupled in the last two years, I'd be interested to see prefab innovation that's being done right here in Canada, hopefully a company or two that's producing it for _les$._
Check out the latest video. A company on Vancouver Island
@@KerryTarnow Thanks, Kerry. I enjoyed the video and the physical tour of the home. I'm in south eastern Ontario and am interested in videos about modular homes, the quality and reputation, and cost of them. I'm also interested in manufactured, but so far you can't put them as the sole dwelling on private land in my municipality, so they're not a feasible idea right now.
I wonder why the Orca homes are being put in a mobile home village? I don't recall the building standards being mentioned in the video...
Kerry I need your help!! I’ve been looking for a prefab but I can’t find one that ships to New Hampshire that I can make changes to that’s not ridiculously expensive, I’m looking for 700-1,000 square feet 2 bedroom. Everywhere I’ve reached out to I haven’t heard back or they don’t ship to NH. Or they are way too expensive. I’ve watched all your videos and I’m so overwhelmed. Anyone have any input I’d really appreciate it!!
Loved it until the price yet again. Looks like I'll be getting a manufactured Clayton Home for $80,000. Most affordable thing I've seen so far with boxabl not being ready either.
I don’t think you’ll find much for 80k anywhere. I suspect that pre fab homes will be expensive for quite a while. Right now they need early adoption
Did you notice the orb or either a dustball float by you around the 3:34 mark?!!
Haha yeah I’m in an old cabin. When you combine that with the lighting a tiny spec of dust looks like orb
Floor itself is going to weigh so much, will make it difficult to transport and installation i guess.
I was thinking the same thing 🧐
Although I am in Texas, I would love to get the hell out of state (or country), but this is very nice for those in the area.
Thanks for watching
HA! 3MINS! GOTCHA!
Nice review as always Kerry. But again (directed to the builders).....when you charge the same price as a new home already in place though still have the additional costs of the land, transporting it, placement and hookup....why would one purchase this from you?
Nice info but there still very pricey you would build a block house for that
Amazing!!
Thanks for watching
My questions: Is a stick home built on site have more or less quality controls that one built in a factory? Do all General Contractors know how to handle subcontractors and laborers correctly? Why do home builders take shortcuts?
What's your suggestion for the best pre-fab for an under $150K budget?
Nice! Thanks!
No problem!
Take a hot dog, put whipped cream on top and, voilá, Kerry Tarnow.
Hahahaha
I’m in Texas also and prefab just doesn’t make sense here. I can build custom for 300/sft
Love the designs
Thanks for tuning in
Grand Prairie is only about 40-ish minutes away from me, but with those prices I'm not planning to go visit them.
Creepy, @3:34 there is a small, white ORB that flows downward from your head and then disappears the the bottom of the screen on your left side 😵💫😵💫😵💫
Yeah, the cabin I’m in is old… every once in a while there are fluffs that fall from the ceiling and thats what happens when the ring light hits them. I usually see them while recording but not always! Thanks for watching
Do you have something against the East Coast or New England? Becuase you seem to love companies from Europe and the Western US. I subscribe to your channel and check out all your videos and it seems like you never promote companies that are anywhere near to the best state, also known as Maine...
The Northeast is the most population dense part of the US and yet you neglect showing us tiny homes that are reasonable shipping distance from here
He showed Unity in his last video. That's New Hampshire. 🙂
@@Outsideville thanks Man I must have missed that one. I'm going to look for it now
He shows everything he can find. Calm down.
I know the dollar is worth zero, but almost four hundred thousand w/o land is not cheap. The only thing is if you can find land with utilities to put it on you may place a home at a relatively affordable price.
I like the C design, but it still seems a lot like a traditional home size/ design. Yet that they made a model to practice with by building on site is probably a smart decision.
😢 Not many jokes this round Kerry, 🥶🖤🔔👍🏻
Thanks for watching 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Weren't you just featuring a company, Orca, that builds on site?
Yeah
Are there any floorplans that show the measurements of the rooms?
Dimensions of rooms not just layout? Like what's the size of the main living area?
Yeah they have them on their website
Flato-Lake designed?? My mouth dropped open.
Oh yes
Prefabs were supposed to be cheaper than stick built. All these new ones are nearly double the price.
2 bedroom for 299,000, ouch
Makes sense to me - probably market research.
Exactly
Love!
Great!
Is delivery and installation included?
$300,000 for the base 2/2 ?? That is too expensive
I so wanted HiFab to get it right. But going with Stucco for siding? ...
Will be interesting to see the first one out of the factory
_Practical designs, handsome exteriors, fantastic flooring choice. How's the cold-weather performance and longevity? But anyway, with these prices, maybe they shouldn't expand and should just stay in Texas!_
Thank you for the feedback
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Thanks!
C model. 👍
Thanks for watching
Ohhhh Love the Cowboy Boot. Maybe you have a new career, "A Namer". Love the designs but don't want to live in Texas.☹👏👏
Haha thank you
Hey any prefabs available in New Mexico. Looking to build in Santa Fe, and no one will accommodate.
Wow what great timing, check back next week!
Nice looking houses but they don’t even come with appliances and for the cost of the cheapest one I expected utilities and land to be included. And especially for the price of stucco, that isn’t anything fancy, not worth it.
Now if we could just tear down the idiocy of treating houses as a stockmarket investment.
For sales…for marketing…seems really obvious
$100K added for a 3rd bedroom... A little steep, no?
Too big, too expensive....tho the concrete flooring is nice tho😊
I just learned what ginch is.
Why would you buy underwear that rhymes with pinch ?!? 😯😬
Could they set it up to be placed under ground or into a hillside ?
You know what they say, if you own land in Texas and land in hell you live in hell and rent out Texas.
I felt badly clicking the "Like" button because I took the counter from 666 to 667. Reminds me of the old joke: you know what a 68 is in bed right? Its like a 69, but I owe you one. Been a long day, sorry.
Hahaha
$100,000 best offer. 😉
Haha! Never hurts to ask
Hey Kerry “ How U B…? Love U Man & What U Do…and, there’s many of us…Please keep feeding us…We’d starve to death if U stop….Poncho C St Fingers
Thank you! Lots more coming 🙌🏼
299K and 399K???? OMG ha
Thanks for watching
Rather expensive for a barn-like structure.
Thanks for watching
Geez!! NO Way is that Affordable. Corporations have lost their minds
Thank you for the feedback
Looks more like ARMY BARRACKS...
keep dreaming, kerry!! ;-)
Haha
$300k is too expensive.
Appreciate the feedback 🙌🏼
Sorry. I can't see paying that much money for a prefab. Especially in Tornado Alley. It should be a cheaper alternative.
Thank you for the feedback
Still Too Expensive
Thanks for watching, appreciate the feedback
$300K for manufactured home? No thanks
Appreciate the feedback, thank you
half a million hard pass
Thank you for the feedback
Please people dont move to Texas , go to California and new york please
Haha
TOO freaking expensive. These guys will not make any money nor grow their businesses.
Thanks for watching
too ordinary.
First, though I've heard you use it many times, I want to credit you with teaching me a new slang for underwear: "ginch." Second, though the layout of these homes looks okay, they're WAY too expensive. Third, doesn't bother me they're only building in Texas because I won't do ANY business with ANY company in Texas, not even for toilet paper! Not only was the state ranked THE WORST to live in in the US, everyone should boycott their fascist, racist, homophobic, etc., etc., government!
Haha glad you’re learning new slang 😂
Agree 💯 Sold my last piece of TX property this past winter.
Expensive I'll pass but thanks for the information.
You bet!
@@KerryTarnow you're welcome. I just think that I could very well purchase a stick built home for less.