Wow! I’m impressed by the drivers. They drive all those hours and then have to maneuver and set up the whole house together. It must be exhausting. Much respect for them!!
Yay! What a beautiful place. My Brother was a trucker hauled mobile homes to different states. my Dad drove the escort vehicle. I loved watching them set up the beautiful homes. Even learned to drive the big truck lol
Now that is what I call nerve-racking and tedious work! What skill those delivery & setup men have. Very interesting to see exactly how this process is done. Thank you.
Our Southern Belle, which is a 4 BR version of this with just a different name is getting delivered in just a few days. Thanks for your video, we're so excited!
That's so exciting! Enjoy your new home! I've seen the Lula Belle but not the Southern Belle... I think they're very similar but from different companies. I saw a few of those varieties when I was shopping around. Good luck!
As soon as I started watching I knew exactly where your home was coming from .....I have 2 grands that live right by the Walmart there in Dothan lol! Congratulations!
I’m curious about you not putting it on a foundation I was under the assumption the guidelines for getting a loan on a manufactured home had to be set on a permanent foundation. I would really like to know if this is correct information.
@Del Y look at all the mobile homes that’s still standing after 1980 and being living in. But it also depends on the dealer you go through. Mine is on a permanent foundation but there are a lot of dealers who don’t do it
Hi! this is 11 months later, but I watched a video where they put the concrete pilons in the ground that they anchor the mobile home to and this is considered permanent. Check me on this though!
I recently found your channel and we have the same style! This Lula Mae Farmhouse is a great pick. Thank you for sharing this move and congratulation on your beautiful home.
Congratulations on your new and beautiful home!🎉🎉 My husband and I want this same home. We are torn as to where we want to buy land. Your land is perfect and beautiful!! Nice job!! Enjoy!🌻🌿🌻🌿🌻
You bought the perfect plot of land to live on, and your house is amazing! We plan on doing the same thing when we retire so that we won't have a house or land payment to make it more affordable to live on social security.
Very cool Betsy. It was fascinating to see it transported from the sales lot to your property. Best regards and congratulations on your new home. It looks great from the outside.
FYI...The shingles on the roof will get mold from the dampness of the trees so you will have moss and mold growing on your roof. You will want to use bleach and water to power wash your roof to get it off but it will wear down the shingles causing roof leaks. Best to save and put quality or metal roof on since you placed this in between trees. Install a water shut off immediately as the ones in prefab are either not in the bathroom or the washing machine hook ups are very flimsy and cheap and you will have to replace them in a year or two with stronger ones. Saves from water damage inside and mold. Check air leaks in winter by formation of icicles along edges of roof....sometimes in new prefab models the skimp on insulation ....just so you know.
that is why you do the options of getting your ducts and vents in the ceiling and they upgrade you to R40. When it gets time to replace the roof; put a metal roof on for sure. HUD requires water shut offs in every room where there is water. We just bought a Clayton Mfg Home and did around $8100 in upgrades. We did the Farmhouse Flex 1800 Sq Ft for 108,000 total in Oklahoma. The site prep is going to run us about $25,000 and we have level ground. It is all the taps and the concrete foundation, patios, porches and the garage pad.
Great Job, however I'm wondering where is the foundation concrete that they anchor the home down to? It has to be anchored down to something besides dirt. Mine was anchored to strips of concrete poured 18 inches deep.
YEAH, I was wondering the same thing. When I was 14 my Mom and Dad bought a Larger section of Land and Bought 1 of at that Time it was known as a Modular Home like this one and it arrived in 2 Section's just like this and had to be set on a Concrete Formation where the Wheels went and Anchoring Slabs had to be Poured and then the State Inspector had to Inspect the Concrete work to make sure it met Codes and was deep enough. How is it you just bring a Bulldozer in ? Bulldoze a Flat Patch and then bring in the 2 Halves? WHERE IS THE CONCRETE SLAB TO SET THE HOME ON AND TO ANCHOR IT TO?
It had to be set on these special footings. I don't really know how to describe them, they're kind of like the ground anchours that frank mentioned. They set them in place after the house was brought in and then anchored everything. Then the state inspector had to come out and make sure everything was up to code. It took a few weeks to put everything together, I only was able to video the delivery not the setup.
That all depends on where you live and what you get. Where I live if you want a treatment plant septic (required in you have less than 10 acres of land) is roughly $5k. A well is about $3k and that includes drilling and everything you need to run it, like pumps. You can either pay for those services out of pocket or have the cost financed into your home loan. Which is what most people do.
@@fruitpunchjuicy I PVC pipe from you water source runs the house. It just hooks up to the main water line. Whomever did your septic will usually run the lines from your house and that's included in the price of the septic placement
It was definitely nerve-wracking! I know they do this every day and have skills that I don't but it's crazy how they navigate some of those tight corners.
Food for thought: a lot of these companies run like production lines and they cut corners when it comes to "behind the wall" stuff (the really important stuff), such as plumbing and electrical. So 2 years down the line, you have issues and they charge you a fortune for service calls.
Total horseshit. That may have occurred in the 60s and 70s. That's straight illegal. The construction process is monitored the entire way through.......My19 69 magnolia has been great. ZERO ISSUES. IN 52 YEARS. It's 2x2 construction everything works great.
Just came across your video. Congratulations! I thought that the surface grading and gravel foundation had to be done prior to the home delivery? They sure did a great job getting it there and placed on site.
You love it i know and my advice pay it off as quick as you can if you haven't already. Once land and home is paid for have 0 car payment 0 credit cards 0 loans of any kind then figure your living expenses and utilities, insurances which should only come too around 300 to 400 per Month maybe less maybe alittle more ! Minus your food and entertainment you should be able too semi retire working just part time and enjoy your life it's the only one you got ! I did all of this and now I'm retired at 50 and I love it
What about gas, electric, water, sewage etc? Assuming that is something you have to coordinate with the town? Curious on how to do that (most of what I researched said it is extremely difficult to get). I’d love to do something like this but there isn’t much out there on how to successfully get the necessary permitting.
I'm thinking there's not much "permitting" to worry about if you live way out side city limits (at least in our case here in Tx). As for Sewage she'll probably get a Septic tank installed ($8000). As for water, we had to drill a water well. For electric you gotta call your local Electricity provider or go Solar.
@@FunDuude Yeah it's exactly the same in The Poconos out here in PA, though it seems getting a septic tank put in is much cheaper in Texas. Problem with permits is that certain places are very anti-outsider, so the locals will give you a hard time if they didn't attend pre-school with you, whereas your neighbor gets to do anything he wants.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful journey I want to do the same thing too ❤️ I want my dream too come true 💕 I have been saving up moneys I'm also a first time buyer and I've been doing a lot of research on mobile homes and land. Do you have a video where shows where you hook up the water and electricity I would like to have more advice
Hi Betsy! So I have been really getting serious about purchasing my first home and I have to say that I am learning towards the manufactured home route. I've already checked out numerous models such as the Lula Mae, & the Anna Fae which both I liked a lot. I watched a few of your videos particularly the 1 year update. I've never thought about purchasing a manufactured home but I have to say, that I am sold to an extent. I can understand why some of the quality build/materials are a bit different vs a stick built home but after watching your video, you strike me as someone who can adapt and take care of their things which would indicate that things will last a long time to which I am one of those people too. With all that said and done I wanted to focus on the kitchen and the bathroom - as for the drawer tracks, you said they were plastic. Would you recall if upgrading them to metal was a lot, and as for the bathroom, have you experienced any issues with the doors closing/opening? Thank you for your time and look forward to hearing back! Jonathan
Trippy never saw that little mover before. The back half left the lot first so where was it at when the front half was getting put in? Why wasn't the lot made level?
I’m so sorry about your husband, I lost my hubby 3 years ago so I understand. Maybe you’ll find someone to share with, my fur babies keep me company (and my mom and brother visit often) but it’s not the same
Thank you for your video...we are moving from PA to SC-Sumter area...we will be purchasing a single wide 2020 model-ITS VERY NICE...how is your home turning out so far...please keep us updated...any advise you can give...??
@@crystalbrame7886 most times depending on where it’s installed if not on a pad, they will set it in then wait to actually do the complete install for the dirt to settle so it only takes one visit to tie down. It all depends on the state regulations and the mobile home place you purchase from.
@@crystalbrame7886 what’s up with what? It’s an observation, not a negative comment. Maybe you can explain the process instead of taking offense of a simple observation.
Thank you! I'm not sure, I only know how they did my house which was on cement footers. I think it depends on where you are, your land and the zoning requirements. They might be able to do dirt pads elsewhere... my ground is mostly sand so that wouldn't work here.
Definitely! They removed a large home from the site a few months before I took the land over and I didn't get to see that part. So it was fun to watch them bring the new pieces in! Although they said that the previous home had been there for 30 years and really settled in... and was much harder to get out than this was to get in. This seemed really hard (to me!) so I can't imagine harder!
Hopefully they will put footings so it does not sink when a heavy rain falls. Not sure why a gravel foundation was not installed prior! Just grating the area without putting back any solid foundation seems really bad. From the video it looks like there is a slope to the property have to erosion proof if it does.
Three years later,...how is the house holding up? Any leaks or cracks in the house? Ive been thinking about a manufactured home, but the delivery aspect of the process scares the heck out of me. The house literally goes thru an earthquake on the delivery truck.
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Wow! I’m impressed by the drivers. They drive all those hours and then have to maneuver and set up the whole house together. It must be exhausting. Much respect for them!!
Definitely exhausting... not to mention nerve wracking. They really know their stuff!
They get paid some really good money.
@@Happilyeverafteretc
Hi,
How much was the house ???
I do own some land and I would like to know
Thank you 👍
@@Happilyeverafteretc You have fb ?
You should watch Never Buy A Clayton Manufactured Home on You Tube and see the crap installation these people got
Only one word: CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!
Yay! What a beautiful place. My Brother was a trucker hauled mobile homes to different states. my Dad drove the escort vehicle. I loved watching them set up the beautiful homes. Even learned to drive the big truck lol
This was pretty cool to watch. I have never seen this part before. Thanks for sharing...CONGRATULATIONS!!!
How much is cost
Now that is what I call nerve-racking and tedious work! What skill those delivery & setup men have. Very interesting to see exactly how this process is done. Thank you.
I've put that house together many a times it's a beautiful home, so is the Lulabelle.
One of my closest friends and her dad work setting up these homes, the Lula Mae is one of her favorites. 😊✌️
Looks beautiful. I remember they day we got our new home , 27 yrs.ago still love it. Good luck
It’s really nice. What beautiful pice of property😀💕
LOVING YOUR NEW DOUBLEWIDE HOME, IT'S PERFECT AND SUPER COZY LOCATION. SO HAPPY FOR YOU. I THINK I MAY BE GETTING ONE SOON. ;)
Oh thank you for doing this! I am in love with this home and wanted to see real people purchasing it and set up ect.!!!
You’re welcome! There weren’t any videos when I was looking so I’m trying to video everything I had questions on, there are more videos coming!
How exciting!
I've driven past that company several times, I may have to check it out. Congratulations on your first home!
Congratulations! Beautiful house.
Nice, congratulations. Please updates us on the house once it settles please. My wife and I love that house
I definitely will do periodic updates... after a month we're still doing well but I'll update on the settling after a year or so as well!
Wow that’s a beautiful home.
My brother in law had one delivered to his land. He said it was absolutely amazing to watch.
I want another one now. Would be my second double wide. I love them!
Our Southern Belle, which is a 4 BR version of this with just a different name is getting delivered in just a few days. Thanks for your video, we're so excited!
That's so exciting! Enjoy your new home! I've seen the Lula Belle but not the Southern Belle... I think they're very similar but from different companies. I saw a few of those varieties when I was shopping around. Good luck!
As soon as I started watching I knew exactly where your home was coming from .....I have 2 grands that live right by the Walmart there in Dothan lol! Congratulations!
I’m curious about you not putting it on a foundation I was under the assumption the guidelines for getting a loan on a manufactured home had to be set on a permanent foundation.
I would really like to know if this is correct information.
IT DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU LIVE IN A PARTICULAR AREA...SOME PLACES DO ...OTHERS DO NOT...☮️❤️💥🇧🇯🇺🇸😇🖖
@Del Y look at all the mobile homes that’s still standing after 1980 and being living in. But it also depends on the dealer you go through. Mine is on a permanent foundation but there are a lot of dealers who don’t do it
Hi! this is 11 months later, but I watched a video where they put the concrete pilons in the ground that they anchor the mobile home to and this is considered permanent. Check me on this though!
Love this. Thank you. Can't wait to see the tour after you've moved in. And what you have done with it.
I recently found your channel and we have the same style! This Lula Mae Farmhouse is a great pick. Thank you for sharing this move and congratulation on your beautiful home.
Thanks! It's been a crazy year but I'm loving it so much.
Great setting and Home! Congrats!
I love this house so much, I am so sad they aren't available in my area 😭
When did they do the footers. That should take a day or so to setup.
Oh. the joy!
Congratulations on your new and beautiful home!🎉🎉 My husband and I want this same home. We are torn as to where we want to buy land. Your land is perfect and beautiful!! Nice job!! Enjoy!🌻🌿🌻🌿🌻
You have a very beautiful home! Be so proud!
Thank you for showing this. I had no idea.
You bought the perfect plot of land to live on, and your house is amazing! We plan on doing the same thing when we retire so that we won't have a house or land payment to make it more affordable to live on social security.
totally awesome. looking forward to the day I can purchase mine. Congratulations👍👍👏👏
This was so interesting to watch!
Then you should see how things really are on TH-cam channel Never Buy A Clayton Manufactured Home
Thanks so much sharing this. It was cool to see how it’s done. 👍🏾
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very cool Betsy. It was fascinating to see it transported from the sales lot to your property. Best regards and congratulations on your new home. It looks great from the outside.
Omg that wrap around porch 😍😍😍
FYI...The shingles on the roof will get mold from the dampness of the trees so you will have moss and mold growing on your roof. You will want to use bleach and water to power wash your roof to get it off but it will wear down the shingles causing roof leaks. Best to save and put quality or metal roof on since you placed this in between trees. Install a water shut off immediately as the ones in prefab are either not in the bathroom or the washing machine hook ups are very flimsy and cheap and you will have to replace them in a year or two with stronger ones. Saves from water damage inside and mold. Check air leaks in winter by formation of icicles along edges of roof....sometimes in new prefab models the skimp on insulation ....just so you know.
that is why you do the options of getting your ducts and vents in the ceiling and they upgrade you to R40. When it gets time to replace the roof; put a metal roof on for sure. HUD requires water shut offs in every room where there is water. We just bought a Clayton Mfg Home and did around $8100 in upgrades. We did the Farmhouse Flex 1800 Sq Ft for 108,000 total in Oklahoma. The site prep is going to run us about $25,000 and we have level ground. It is all the taps and the concrete foundation, patios, porches and the garage pad.
Your new home is beautiful. Do we get an interior tour?
Cool video! Thank you for sharing.
Congratulations!! 🍾 on your beautiful home!!
Thank you for documenting the process. I’ve always wondered how this all comes together. Great video!
You look so happy, congratulations on your new home
Thanks for sharing! We plan on moving our Shultz to land. This was great to watch.
Congratulations 🍾🎉🎊
I loved this plan the most “lulamae” looks awesome
Congratulations! Much happiness. God bless your new home!! ☺💓💙🙏💛💙🙏💛💙🙏💛☺🌞🌞🌞🌱🌱🌱
Nice home and congrats thanks for sharing
I’m wondering what the payments could range for this home.
My son looked at this model and it runs around $110,000. Depending on options.
Hope you are enjoying your new home
Wow! So fascinating! Thanks for sharing.
You got the Lula Mae. Wow! So, who did the leveling of your land before the house came?
Great Job, however I'm wondering where is the foundation concrete that they anchor the home down to? It has to be anchored down to something besides dirt. Mine was anchored to strips of concrete poured 18 inches deep.
You can use ground anchours if they are approved. They are like a large screw thats gets turned into the ground.
YEAH, I was wondering the same thing. When I was 14 my Mom and Dad bought a Larger section of Land and Bought 1 of at that Time it was known as a Modular Home like this one and it arrived in 2 Section's just like this and had to be set on a Concrete Formation where the Wheels went and Anchoring Slabs had to be Poured and then the State Inspector had to Inspect the Concrete work to make sure it met Codes and was deep enough. How is it you just bring a Bulldozer in ? Bulldoze a Flat Patch and then bring in the 2 Halves? WHERE IS THE CONCRETE SLAB TO SET THE HOME ON AND TO ANCHOR IT TO?
It had to be set on these special footings. I don't really know how to describe them, they're kind of like the ground anchours that frank mentioned. They set them in place after the house was brought in and then anchored everything. Then the state inspector had to come out and make sure everything was up to code. It took a few weeks to put everything together, I only was able to video the delivery not the setup.
Alabama is gorgeous! I'm in Florida
How much for septic and well drilling?
Right. Im like where is the plumbing for home
That all depends on where you live and what you get. Where I live if you want a treatment plant septic (required in you have less than 10 acres of land) is roughly $5k. A well is about $3k and that includes drilling and everything you need to run it, like pumps.
You can either pay for those services out of pocket or have the cost financed into your home loan. Which is what most people do.
@@fruitpunchjuicy I PVC pipe from you water source runs the house. It just hooks up to the main water line. Whomever did your septic will usually run the lines from your house and that's included in the price of the septic placement
Thanks for the info
We were quoted $25,000 to install a septic system.
Congratulations 🎉🎈🍾🎊 happy year with the house god bless u 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing
Wow... that was nerve-wracking, watching them work. But it sure looks nice so far 😀👍
It was definitely nerve-wracking! I know they do this every day and have skills that I don't but it's crazy how they navigate some of those tight corners.
Fantastic video! New friend here. Looking forward to more.
Food for thought: a lot of these companies run like production lines and they cut corners when it comes to "behind the wall" stuff (the really important stuff), such as plumbing and electrical. So 2 years down the line, you have issues and they charge you a fortune for service calls.
awwwwwwwwww, don’t rain on her parade. ☹️
That is why you buy a warranty. HUD has standards very strict on how these homes are built. Please don't be a debbie downer.
Total horseshit. That may have occurred in the 60s and 70s. That's straight illegal. The construction process is monitored the entire way through.......My19 69 magnolia has been great. ZERO ISSUES. IN 52 YEARS. It's 2x2 construction everything works great.
Thanks. I was always curious about that.👌🏼
This was so cool to see! I’m so happy for you!! ♥️
Do you have a walk thru after decorating the beautiful home?
Cannot wait for your move in video
Me too! I'm getting very close, I may do a "Just moved in" video and then progress videos as we go... I'm getting close to unpacked at least!
Learned so much, hows the house? I really like this model.
Congratulations!
Thank you! I'm pretty excited!
Just came across your video. Congratulations! I thought that the surface grading and gravel foundation had to be done prior to the home delivery? They sure did a great job getting it there and placed on site.
It all depends on what type of foundation you’re doing… I don’t have a gravel foundation so they didn’t need to pour one.
I'm thinking of getting a double wide from this place. Just need to get one that's on the spot moved.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Can you tell what the width and length are. It's pretty big...NICE!👍
Awesome looking home ..great job driving them in there 👏...I'm a little surprised that there's no concrete footers or something other than bare ground
Thank you!! They put in footers, they’re just not down yet in this video.
@@Happilyeverafteretc love the house
You love it i know and my advice pay it off as quick as you can if you haven't already. Once land and home is paid for have 0 car payment 0 credit cards 0 loans of any kind then figure your living expenses and utilities, insurances which should only come too around 300 to 400 per Month maybe less maybe alittle more ! Minus your food and entertainment you should be able too semi retire working just part time and enjoy your life it's the only one you got ! I did all of this and now I'm retired at 50 and I love it
I no thats so exciting ❤
Hope yours turned out better than mine...nothing but problems!
Sorry to hear that! This will be year 3 for me and I haven't had any issues. Hope things get better for you!
Looks fantastic
Congratulations 🥳
What about gas, electric, water, sewage etc? Assuming that is something you have to coordinate with the town? Curious on how to do that (most of what I researched said it is extremely difficult to get). I’d love to do something like this but there isn’t much out there on how to successfully get the necessary permitting.
I'm thinking there's not much "permitting" to worry about if you live way out side city limits (at least in our case here in Tx). As for Sewage she'll probably get a Septic tank installed ($8000). As for water, we had to drill a water well. For electric you gotta call your local Electricity provider or go Solar.
Depends where u live. Texas is good on this. Especially out side city limits
@@jocelynsanchez7018 Hmmm. Pretty sure that's what I said...in different words.
@@FunDuude Yeah it's exactly the same in The Poconos out here in PA, though it seems getting a septic tank put in is much cheaper in Texas. Problem with permits is that certain places are very anti-outsider, so the locals will give you a hard time if they didn't attend pre-school with you, whereas your neighbor gets to do anything he wants.
@@hmpz36911 LOL. Niiiice.
Maybe one day this will be me and my BBY girl.🙏🙏💯💯
I love this house 😍
OMG!...I want one. Beautiful
That's a beautiful mobile home
I love it
Thank you for sharing your beautiful journey
I want to do the same thing too ❤️
I want my dream too come true 💕
I have been saving up moneys
I'm also a first time buyer and I've been doing a lot of research on mobile homes and land. Do you have a video where shows where you hook up the water and electricity I would like to have more advice
Hi Betsy! So I have been really getting serious about purchasing my first home and I have to say that I am learning towards the manufactured home route. I've already checked out numerous models such as the Lula Mae, & the Anna Fae which both I liked a lot. I watched a few of your videos particularly the 1 year update. I've never thought about purchasing a manufactured home but I have to say, that I am sold to an extent. I can understand why some of the quality build/materials are a bit different vs a stick built home but after watching your video, you strike me as someone who can adapt and take care of their things which would indicate that things will last a long time to which I am one of those people too. With all that said and done I wanted to focus on the kitchen and the bathroom - as for the drawer tracks, you said they were plastic. Would you recall if upgrading them to metal was a lot, and as for the bathroom, have you experienced any issues with the doors closing/opening? Thank you for your time and look forward to hearing back! Jonathan
Trippy never saw that little mover before. The back half left the lot first so where was it at when the front half was getting put in? Why wasn't the lot made level?
Looks great!
Love it! Thanks for sharing.
AWESOME! CONGRATULATIONS 😁💜😍
Good luck with your adventures
Nice... I'd love to get one with another lady to share.. or with family.. lost my husband but want to have some woods around again..
I’m so sorry about your husband, I lost my hubby 3 years ago so I understand. Maybe you’ll find someone to share with, my fur babies keep me company (and my mom and brother visit often) but it’s not the same
Beautiful. I love it
Awesome video
When I was in my 20's I use do do this but never used the bulldozer.
I'm 44 now just to give how long ago that was
Thank you for your video...we are moving from PA to SC-Sumter area...we will be purchasing
a single wide 2020 model-ITS VERY NICE...how is your home turning out so far...please keep us updated...any advise you can give...??
It's beautiful 😍
Good luck!
The ground was pretty uneven under the home, I was surprised by that.
Giovanna Trentanelli Exactly What's Up With That ??? 😐
@@crystalbrame7886 most times depending on where it’s installed if not on a pad, they will set it in then wait to actually do the complete install for the dirt to settle so it only takes one visit to tie down. It all depends on the state regulations and the mobile home place you purchase from.
@@crystalbrame7886 what’s up with what? It’s an observation, not a negative comment. Maybe you can explain the process instead of taking offense of a simple observation.
@@glendaroberts5965 thank you for explaining! I love this house and was wondering how the leveling works.
Great job! They don't do dirt pads anymore? Just curious...
Thank you! I'm not sure, I only know how they did my house which was on cement footers. I think it depends on where you are, your land and the zoning requirements. They might be able to do dirt pads elsewhere... my ground is mostly sand so that wouldn't work here.
Have to factor in the Maneuvering of the delivery truck, in and out , when doing site development and preparation.
Definitely! They removed a large home from the site a few months before I took the land over and I didn't get to see that part. So it was fun to watch them bring the new pieces in! Although they said that the previous home had been there for 30 years and really settled in... and was much harder to get out than this was to get in. This seemed really hard (to me!) so I can't imagine harder!
Hopefully they will put footings so it does not sink when a heavy rain falls. Not sure why a gravel foundation was not installed prior! Just grating the area without putting back any solid foundation seems really bad. From the video it looks like there is a slope to the property have to erosion proof if it does.
They did put footings, took 3 weeks for the full setup. This is just the delivery
I wonder what if toters haul heavier loads then semi trucks
Three years later,...how is the house holding up? Any leaks or cracks in the house? Ive been thinking about a manufactured home, but the delivery aspect of the process scares the heck out of me. The house literally goes thru an earthquake on the delivery truck.
Great little video of the process. But mom, for me, stole the show! LOL
Oh she steals the spotlight all the time, she does exactly what she wants!