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This Modern PREFAB HOME Can Be Ordered Online and Delivered Nation Wide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- The Prefab Home market is booming and companies are building extremely cool homes. Right now there are prefab homes being built in a variety of different shapes and sizes for people at every price point, from affordable to high end there really is something for almost everyone. Today I'm looking at a company called Haus.Me and their lineup of modern homes with offered capabilities. They build prefab homes in the Seattle area ranging in size from 120 sq feet up to 800 sq feet and ship across America and International. In this video I look into the company, their models and their pricing and they have a few features I haven't seen anywhere else. Watch and learn about these very cool prefab homes.
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I Love this tech savvy house. The overhead windows are spectacular! But 800 sq ft for over $400k is nauseating.
I agree.
I thought prefab homes were being made to deal with the housing crisis? I doubt the materials necessary to build this cost even 1/4th of that.
@@breewashere That's just the BS sales pitch. As we all see... that's a lie. Trying to sell us tiny boxes for the price of a big house.
supply and demand - if people want this home the company will succeed if not they will go away -- no one is forcing anyone to buy anything
@@sterlingmarshel6299 ...ok....and? More people would buy things like these if they didn't cost as much or more than a normal sized house.
When you first quoted the pricing I thought it must be in some foreign currency. I had guessed the high-end units might be approaching $100,000, and am grateful I wasn’t drinking anything when you said $400,000 as I would have spewed it involuntarily.
I agree, $4ook is ridiculous for a 2bdrm.tiny house, even in Florida you can get a home for less.
@Awisefish Computer MOGULS maybe.
My neighbor said she was brushing her kid's hair, and accidentally ripped a wad of her hair out when she heard $400,000. My other neighbor saw this video, was making an ice sculpture, and accidentally decapitated the ice maiden's head at that point. I'm glad I was only welding when I heard that part...
The point of a tiny house(to me) is an affordable housing alternative, but for $400k I could be something HUGE for less. I honestly do not see the point of paying anything over $100k for a tiny house. Anything above $100k and I'll go with a double wide for sure.
Now that Boxabl has the option to add more modules to accommodate for a growing family, I think they have the right recipe for success.
Pricing is insane. There are plenty of affordable alternatives in this market.
Amen to that!
But people can break it through windows it’s all glasses
@@cindyw321 Don't do drugs, Cindy.
And how is Cindy wrong dumb dumb
@@soulchorea Boxabl who partnered with Elon Musk.
Loved them . Right up to the price list.
Same, they talk about "Off grid", solar and bla bla, finding out that those are all add ons spoiled it pretty bad. If they had at least some basic off grid functionality at that base price I could see it, but by the time you're done adding all that in these things are just plain unaffordable.
the price....? 400k for 800sqf LMAO the price is awful
@@grey3735 And I've seen worse, Just got an email from a company offering 500 sqft for 380K... Insane.
Exactly. Not even close to affordable
@@bigblue4364 wow
Fast forwarded to the price before being enticed and tantalized by the awesome modern design, and as always -, super expensive and marketed for the 9 percent that already own a couple luxury homes. Waiting for the builder that will make similar designs and offer them at a realistic cost.
But they are pretty, as well as thin, glassy, and flimsy, with almost no insulation. Shouldn't that cost 4x-10x as much? 😉
i heard Elon musk wants to build homes like this for a good price
@@johannmuster9726 Elon says a lot of things.
@@UnCannyValley67 Actually, I am most likely worth much more than you. I’m not boasting, I’m just stating what is in all probability true. Never judge a book by its cover.
I just don’t see the benefit of overpaying for a glorified bouncy house.
There is a great difference between being financially stable and wasteful, and being financially stable and spending one’s finances wisely.
AWSOME….pretty cool designs, I live in the NW so this makes it geographically desirable. Thanks again and it’s great to see your views and subscribers growing. Big fan of your pauses during comments
You know what is better than these houses you present?? Definitely,it’s the art of presentation that which you great on it!!
Thanks for sharing this 🌷🌷🌷🌷👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🙏
Steam ovens are the best! Once you've used one you won't want anything else. Anything cooked in a steam oven finishes very moist, not dry or over cooked; meat, veggies, and yes, pizza!
Excellent presentations and summaries of some of the various prefab homes available!
I suspect the 180mph max speed is part of the "zombie protection" to allow the homeowner to flee from deranged hordes of attacking zombies - prefab house in tow.
good one...lol
Actually true
Can you get the Gypsy Protection package ? That's needed where I live.
@@scratchy996 Guess they're easy to spot when they wear stereotypical gypsy clothing (and of course the single large earing).
but only a mindless zombie, with found money would buy this.
Ordering a house online is such a crazy concept to wrap my head around. But it's great how it has globally opened up the market to more options!
You could order a house from Sears catalog by mail in 1908.
Great video, hot designs that we've never seen before! You rock! Thx Kerry!
With over $400,000 I can build a 7 bedroom each with their own bathroom and much more... good video, though, thanks for the information.
@John Mao yes, Got the land... here is the plan... done. th-cam.com/video/jUyTblOu2U4/w-d-xo.html
If that's what floats your boat, or is what you NEED, all good. For me, more square footage = more time wasted and more headaches.
You had me hooked at "Zombie Protection" as we are infested with them. I'm definitely interested. Thanks again.
Haha I got a kick out of that. Thanks for watching
Circa $1k per sq’ for the off-grid 400 sq’ model…That seems a bit anti-sustainability 😂
I'm triggered by the price too lol.
Lost our house and city in a fire eight months ago. Trying to rebuild but to rebuild our $500,000 home will cost
2 million dollars. Videos like yours are helpful. Thank you.
Looks cool, but the price for what you get is batshit insane.
Hi Kerry, love what you‘re doing with this channel, so cool. One thing you said hooked me: the steam oven. I have been using one for overvten years now and wouldnt want to change it for the world. Has made the my microwave completely obsolete and does much more. You can defrost anything from the pizza you mentioned to bread, refresh leftovers without them turning all dried up and steam vegetables, rice, fish, chicken, etc very gently. It’s the more healthy AND versatile option. So in my opinion they completely nailed it! 👍🏼
Hi how are you doing?
In my opinion' if you already have a'Steamer' for Over 400'000 dollars' you could gift your neighbor's and your self' One for the nxt Lifetime or 2 and stay where you are...Definitely not looking out for the off Gridder..just like the tiny home craze..these' companies jump in and so the prices go out the window as to why someone would want to pay more for less is beyond me..you can have 2 huge cabins built out in North Caroline for the over priced boxes they are selling on this platform.And' could have several steamers' just ludacris to me...
1/2 a million dollars for a smart box. These should sell for $100k with everything included.
Even less imo.
Anything under 65K is interesting to me, i know most of them are very small but im not looking for the price per square feet, im looking at the total cost!
Ain’t you got single-wide racin’ where you live? Down here we do it all the time. I once got my single-wide up to 112 mph. Went faster after it started fallin’ apart but that don’t count.
Love your channel keep it coming Ellen, but I still don't understand the prefab thing unless you have a remote/private piece of land somewhere, I guess? The houses seem more expensive than a traditional, or at least what you get for your money when you compare a traditional on the open market at a similar price point, esp. considering the land is also included. A few seem to offer some interesting architecture, but most of them are boxes rolled in glitter with big price tags. I thought the main selling point of off-site constructions was cost savings, what am I missing?
When you consider that max towing speed of 180mph, I believe this speaks to what these homes might be able to withstand in the way of strong winds. If I didn’t already own a home I’d be living in one of these prefab homes - they make SO much sense!
That's OK, you can sell your current home and buy one of these. "They" will let you.
Great house features but anyone who can afford a $420,000 price tag would probably buy a full on house with 4-5 bedrooms, finished basement, home office, big wide open kitchen, nice backyard and more.
One of the things I'm always curious about when it comes to these prefabs is, "Are they hurricane or earthquake rated?" Not only for whether the materials can stand up to it, but whether or not they can be solidly put into the ground to not get blown over.
Some of these prefab companies need to set up shop in almost middle of nowhere places so their overhead can be lower and they don't have to charge the same as a 2000 sqft luxury site built home for something 800 sqft.
I always ponder the same thing. Haven’t heard it mentioned often, if ever.
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He said so around 2:40
won't have that problem outside in Las Vegas.
if they can be towed, i would think not, it's why you can tow them off
I want to know if these homes have good ventilation and are they "breathable" - as in after it rains, can the materials dry out without building up mold on the inside? Insulation is important too (to stay warm in winter/cool in summer), so it's a balancing act.
recuperation unit... that is the solution for these type of construction (not sure if these have it - it seems that they have AC unit which can be utilized for that) - but for this price range - I would probably just get my hands dirty and convert shipping container into something
Breathable? For 400K they better be able to perform CPR.
@@pargolf3158 …for $400,000….it better be able to call 911 when you need help!!
@@pargolf3158 🙏👍😂😂😂
Thanks for always putting the price-great channel!
or simply you can just...visit the link? you could also save time by doing that instead of watching the video
I love these homes, just beautiful, different, best of all, they can be off the grid. Be safe and be blessed
400k -> do it yourself lmao
I think this a great review. However, when reading some of the comments I think some people may have missed some of the details. The roof is covered with integrated solar panels. I'm probably the only person leaving a comment that has actually been in one of the houses. Specifically the one in Seattle. It has been there off the grid for a couple of years now. The cost is so high because it's quality. The construction materials are truly space age. It is not like a cheesy double wide. Everything is custom and superlative. I would suggest that a deeper dive on the construction and options will help explain the cost. Keep in mind, I have a family member who has a new single wide that ended up well over 100k in the end and the quality is not there. Lastly, if you are in the Seattle area, go see it. I bet you will change your mind.
This idea has been around for a while now and several companies are already making similar prefabs so I don't understand the huge prices. When you factor in the cost of land and legal requirements etc. these are insanely expensive.
You can a larger home on site for that 417k price.
Lost track of how many of your videos I've stumbled upon, time to subscribe...
Thank you!
Thanks, Kerry. Great job finding diamonds in the rough. Pretty spendy, but very cool. I live in Seattle, so will have check them out further!
👍🏼🙏☮️
Keep me posted on findings!
I thought the point of these tiny houses were to be affordable
For some people, it's not about the size, but about features, livability, structural integrity, etc. Regardless of what's in my bank account, I would much rather have a smaller place. Smaller impact, less maintenance, fewer headaches, less to think about and deal with. A big part of defining luxury is more time to do what I LIKE to do, not what I HAVE to do. As long as it sits on a nice piece of land with places to sit/eat/relax outdoors, and there's enough room for occasional guests, it's all good.
Off-grid homes almost always require the ability to collect rain water. I don't even see a gutter on these "off-grid" homes.
Oh I absolutely need to trade back please. I traded my Cutlass with T-top roof for a 64 1/2 first run Mustang... Cutlass to match my home… New housing and car goals!
I love the designs, but... Fish bowl? I live in a 20ft shipping container home, very high tech inside with the doors open with floor/ceiling and sliding glass door, making it 24' Its like a spaceship inside and NO WINDOWS, just the way I wanted it. I have camera and displays that show outside. I think these companies need to install LED windows, so you can flip a switch and have them black out for privacy.
The m1 and me have the les window options to black out (blur)
These seem pretty nice. Perfect if you are single, or have no kids. The pricing however seems a little off. We built our house in 2002 which is 4 bedroom/2 1/2 bath for $201. I love the idea of the window walls, and the idea of getting back tor nature, I just wish they would drop it down to be a little more affordable.
You meant $201,000?
@@davidnguyen3275 yes $201,000
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Ablenook out of Tampa FL.
Is this a good tiny home to put on top of a mountain in Colorado. All in USA.😀
Price is outrageous even for the luxury market.
At 200+ k it is a joke
You lost me when you said smart home. Reason why: I lived in a smart home and it was horrible. Never enough heat, A/C, or water pressure. Smart homes means you get bare minimum utilities. You will freeze in the winter and burn in the summer. Just so you know.
As a realist I have a hard time believing in these. Too small, what about sewer or water hookups? I say take your 50 grand and put it towards a bigger house. Also how safe are these? Strong winds, floods? You still have to own land.
I love love love your presentation my friend!!!!!
for the 800 sq home you will spend $663K before tax/permits($34K),land, off grid water/sewage, & hurricane/earthquake resistance. That will include warranty, blinds, and solar.
Remind me to never get in a car with you if you are driving (180 mph indeed). Now, the options… interesting, lots of windows, not a stove to be found, and your pizza will get soggy in a steam oven. I think it would be advantageous to go visit and film the various options to ascertain if they are worth the investment. Thanks again.
haha that's exactly what I was worried about with my pizza! thanks for watching John!
@@KerryTarnow I’d never steer you wrong!
I would like to know how hard it is to move these around once installed. Never having to buy a house again but being able to move would be a plus, I think.
Steam ovens are used on cruise ships and are AWESOME! If I could afford one, I would get one...
Thank you! Totally new to me.
Hi Kerry , love your channel mate . Is there any chance you could review some of the Australian prefabs as it’s gaining traction over here .
Question: can the glass be turned on and off from opaque to transparent…curtains would ruin it
I see no space for curtains. Homeless people will be watching you sleep and you will feel really guilty.
@@CptRumcan 🤣🤣
Suggestion, Kerry: Routinely mention, up front, where each of these manufacturers are located when intro'ing them. Mentioning 'Seattle WA' at the end of the video is a lot less helpful, especially to someone in Tennessee or Florida. And BTW...for locations with massive sunlight (AZ, FL and such), do these designs microwave those inside?
OMG I live in AZ and had the same thought. Also what about any privacy? I love windows but.....
@@LD-lddh there ARE window shades that block all light and no one can a thing on the inside from the outside BUT you can see OUT from the inside. One of my friends has them on all her living and dining room windows that gets sun all day...and it's also cool in her house in summer...because of those shades.
@@marianl3447 I really don't think any blinds or shades it going to work on it unless its customs, which means more expenses. I live in TX the sun is no problem down here, we want less sun. For a small house where privacy is hard to get, to have completely no privacy is completely brave and uncomfortable.
Holy crap! The prices.
Thanks Kerry.
Thanks for watching!
Love the micro-haus design and self-powered concept for an isolated location with a view, as opposed to a trailer.
Any avant-garde prefab manufacturer/distributor in the North-East ? Across the continent is a long tow even at 180 mph.
Most seem to be on the west coast but I'll see what I can find.
They deliver all across the USA AFAIK
Just FYI, the model 1 is real and open to test drive walk through west of Seattle. I have done the tour. It is truly an outstanding home. I highly recommend a visit if you are in the area.
Thank you! That sounds cool
I would love the 2 bedroom home, but 400,00+ would get me a large home in my area of rural Arkansas.
Steam ovens are the bakers choice for breads and pastry,. As for pizza or anything else, rock on mate you will love it
I'm convinced that this is the way we will save the housing market. Smart tiny homes are the future, not just for young singles and couples, but also for students and the elderly. I'll soon be investing in such projects locally. After all, true luxury isn't about how spacious you can make something, it's about seamlessly doing more with less space.
At that price 😕 😑 😒
@@matthewkirkland6497 I said tiny homes, not this tiny prefab home in particular.
Yeah idk cuz I'm trying to buy a home right now (just got my land for it) and id love a tiny home or a prefab but they all come in at huge premiums compared to a traditional mobile home. Most people who want tiny homes on wheels started moving towards rvs instead to avoid the premium price. If the prices were reasonable id definitely agree with you.
Oh also I might just do a yurt instead. Check them out if u haven't seen them before it's super cheap and efficient lol.
@@yualwayscmecommenting3074 There are affordable smart tiny homes that go for anywhere between $50k and $90k. Take Roombus for example, and they are equally configurable.
@@yualwayscmecommenting3074 check out the Incred-I-Box and all the other designs from Incredible Tiny Homes in Tennessee. Most cost effective tiny homes I've seen anywhere, and people I'd be happy to do business with.
Nice video, nice pre fab homes but very expensive
thanks for watching!
In the Seattle and Snohomish county there is a builder that puts small cabins build on site (200 sq ft on site only frame all windows doors roof) for $20,000.
The analogy Gods have taken me here and I love it! I have a flat 1/3 acre property in No Cal in the mountains that's got all the utilities and spetic because the house on it burnt down in 2012. I am looking at the mid-$200K for a two bedroom. I kind of like the idea of two one bedrooms together. I cannot wait to see more!
Zombie Protection. Pure marketing gold!
right!?
Love the direction that so many pre-fab companies are going with their designs... just wish that they were not so expensive. In the case of the Micro design, I would almost be worried about someone stealing my house!
I never thought of that... That's a good point
what about security system...? i don't think it's THAT easy to drive away with it ..it takes time to set that up...and didn't Kerry say that they are self sufficient ,even with security system??? i maybe didn't hear it right , so not sure...but probably you could get one then . People live in trailers and fifth wheels even which is way easier to steel than even the smallest of these...and those in trailers have not had them stolen so i don't think it's that likely ...tho you have a point worth considering what to do to be sure of that. i once lived in a trailer for a year and never even locked the door but there were also other folks on the property and a big home there too, which meant that no one ever could have done that and not been spotted and stopped. This kind of home might be more for those who might be sharing property vs alone on land...but that's all conjecture on my part only to throw some options out there not to deny the validity of your concern.
@@marianl3447 Sure. I think that there would be much less demand for home-trailers, though. haha. No offense. Hauling trailers, on the other hand, even bigger, roll-off container types, are often stolen, depending on the area. I think that it just depends on the demand. Realistically, a house as unique as this one would likely not get stolen. But, if they become widely used, then maybe.
Can you put these homes in mobile home communities?
They're nuts. That much money for what they provide is INSANE. I'd never ever ever ever ever buy one of these. I'll build my own. Thank you very much. I enjoyed the video though.
800 ft2 $400,000. We are crazy?
It's interesting that they're Seattle-based; ironically I don't think the Microhaus would be legal here, because it's not a permanently-affixed building. Seattle's ADU regulations require that it not be a transportable building.
That's the real kicker with almost all of the houses like these. Even of they are cheaper...most laws say you cant put them anywhere unless you can afford some unrestricted land.
You'll be surprised, but it's enough to just bolt your trailer down to the ground to legally permanently affix it. So it's probably okay in WA
@@Ant0nSunrise Huh, interesting. I didn't realize the loophole was that simple here.
With a 3 month advertised turnaround you would think there would be more than COMPUTER images of the houses... Call me highly skeptical of this at this stage.
fair enough! maybe I should request a tour of one.
Where do tents as main dwellings fit on the luxury scale (there are several tent towns in my neighborhood)? Or corrugated tin boxes? There are a few of those around too. Or how about cardboard boxes? Watching this video is surreal. It doesn't matter that these things exist (these homes); They might as well be on some distant planet.
Wow I’m very impressed even with the pricing it seems to me that’s in line with stick built Homes in my area now and to be totally self sustainable you need to figure that into or maybe out of that cost as well I’d love to have one of these and will definitely be investigating into these today. Thanks Kerry I love it ❤️
Glad you enjoyed the vid!
i wholly agree. ..and i would love one and don't have the way to pay for it BUT i would get it if i did...compared to yearly utility costs and other things in these ...and compared to what the stick built homes in terrible shape in the same area are priced NOW....and in this area rents in some old apts have almost doubled in a year...(NOW THAT'S DISGUSTING)..People are paying more than that in rent for half the size or less....and homes for sale and rentals are going up all the time in price...To have one that is new and self sufficient for that price for 400 or for 800 sq feet is not something to get upset over even though i would love for them to cost less too so i could get one.
For everyone complaining about the 417k+ price while its still not affordable it is average in price when you consider the cost of solar vs powerbill.
Assuming you are using around 500 kwh a month or 6000 kwh a year which is common for 800 sq ft im assuming the solar system is at least a 4kw off grid system producing around 6000kw per year
A 4kw system on grid costs around $15k before tax credit and $11,100 post tax credit. The average off grid system is around 3 times that of a grid tied one with the battery so I would assume around 35k for the total system value which will save money on power in most places.
So essentially the real cost if comparing to a non off grid solar house is around $380k which for luxury tech for a 800 sq ft house is expensive but average price for luxury houses. Alot of luxury houses are built for around $400 per square foot which is what this house around.
The problem however is resale value for manufactured homes. Is someone going to actually buy a 2 bed 800 sq foot smart home that needs a new battery after 10 years and is it going to be more then what it was purchased for?
I personally agree that the price is too high currently but I also typically buy things that are middle to upper middle tier in quality and price. I think its less for investors and more for people that want an eco friendly high tech getaway for an apocalypse. This is not being marketed towards first time home buyers but rather upper class people that want a vacation property or retreat property.
You had some good point, but I my home is over 3,000 sq + solar powered, and I have land in a large city. The price of my home is nowhere close to that price.
Sometimes the problem with warranty's is that you cant work on it yourself or it voids it or they only cover certain things.
Starting price means we would probably pay way more. Probably would have to pay taxes on it. Would definitely need to by land get approval to that there.
For everyone complaing about the high price... you're right.
Normally, I'd be one to rip into these for the prices as well, but I can sort of see the value here. However, the price is still too high. If the price was cut about 25% across all the models, then you can sort of make arguments for them. When purchasing land and building a home in somewhat remote places; being in range of power can be problematic. However, the built in solar with up to 64kwh storage is a great solution assuming it's as advertised. This on top of not needing a foundation(where applicable) could save you a sizeable amount of money.
Fireproof and permitted with the planning would be game changers.
So could you fit the studio... inside a shipping container!?!?!?
That max tow speed is hilarious hahah
Wish it had Murphy bed option
Tokyo apartment on wheels. Very cool design. I have a 30 by 90 prefab dropped onto my property with a full basement. She came in on wheels, but she aint going anywhere any time soon. Well, unless a tornado swoops it up.
sounds awesome, thanks for watching
These houses are super cool but its clear that "luxury market" means wasting a lot of money just because you can.
In the San Francisco Bay Area this is a good deal. Haus.Me M2 1BD for $417k is a steal compared to renting or buying a 1BD condo that was built in 1906 in SF for $1.2 Million plus HOA dues and no parking. That's why I am going to purchase a House M2. I am sold! Sign me up.
OMGee I just LOL at the hauling speed!
Haha
👋. 🤨 architecture is heating up. I’m loving the creative ideas, maybe that’s why I haven’t bought a house yet. Never cared for squares and unimaginative places
It would be so nice if you started prioritizing prefab houses with solar panels! Or otherwise rated houses with a scale that includes whether or not they can be installed off the grid. Thank you!
What frequencies are emitted from a home like this? EMF's look like they might be quite high which can lead to health issues from strong magnetic field strengths.
This kind of houses are impractical !!! One will go crazy in such small space.
thank you for the feedback
I spent a whole month in a prehab house with two bedrooms, it looked like normal house exept on thing.. it was gnashing even with a little wind. It was scary.
BOXABL just called. All I could hear was someone laughing 😂
The one thing a lot of these homes never have.... a bath tub. My back gets jacked, and an easily be relieved with a soak in a tub. But vary few of these have that.
Excellent content, thanks for sharing 💚🌍
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Key part of the brief for a prefab home is mass market affordability. A luxury prefab home is like a gold plated volkswagon beetle
Sorry, but checking the current pricing for any of the housing units, add 20% to what the video stated. So the lowest prices for any of the units will be 90k plus, 260k plus, and half a million plus. With the price of interest on a loan along with land, I think more than half the interested buyers can easily say this option is not on their radar for purchase. For the price of the 800 square foot home, there's tons of housing in 80% of the American housing market that will give you more than 3,000 square feet in the same price range.
Yes, this company might want to bill themselves as a "Luxury" prefab home, but those prices are not even in competition with models in the same market. The smaller unit would typically go for 40-45k, and this is judging by other videos of models you have reviewed.
BOXABLE is only $50,000 and included all appliances
Love all of them but, I like taking baths over showers due to chronic pain.
One of the greenest things in any house is insulation. Keep in mind these thin, glass houses are going to have exorbitant heating/cooling costs. They are attractive and would make for a fun air bnb.
The things always wind up costing $500 per square foot. Crazy money 💰!!
And then you add that probably 80% of counties in the USA will not allow this. $400,000 for 800 square feet has to break some type of record, I mean you are getting close to NYC condo prices with that $/squarefoot ratio.
People tend to ignore the "other stuff" for your house, the land, permits, sewer, foundations, to just name a few. It's not something you could just put in anywhere. Romantic idea but many issues in reality.
He says they are fully self contained so there is a need for extra foundation or utilities??
@@drew8642 That goes without saying. Can you drop in on a pile of sand on the beach? I am also doubtful if their solar panel will generate enough power for the house. The sewer definitely needs to go somewhere.
For 417k I could just buy a regular sized house or put 200,000 into building an awesome van/box truck and keep the rest.
They need an M2 option with a bedroom and bigger bath on one side and an open-concept bigger kitchen and living area with a small dining area on the other side.
These are some of the most beautiful prefab homes.
Looks good just depends on wether the builder licenced or not is upto the task ,as much of what we accept as builders now is questionable de registrations are running high.
This is for high networth individuals who just want something for their new plot of land and don't want to wait. 400k is simply ridiculous.
You have the feet and inches notation backwards. The apostrophe is the notation for FEET. The closed quotes is the notation for INCHES. @ 3:47, the notation is written 7'2" wide and 8'2" high. See also the movie Spinal Tap.