The issue is the lot rent, burning money if there is no way to buy the land under and sometimes you either can't move it if it is too old (due to regulations) or if the lease doesn't permit it or 5 years seems to be common, the saving grace is the low upfront cost
@@JordanPlayz158its called buying land and putting your mobile home on it🤦🏻♂️ thats a park bro you cant own land on a park and if you try that just your own stupidity. and lot rent is cheap asf(usually around 200-400/month)
@@flameonhood depending on where you are, land can be quite expensive and getting a mobile home that you can choose where to place it (off the bat) likely isn't gonna be that affordable either, not to mention getting the land surveyed to know if you can put a slab and/or piece of property on it, and then it goes from affordable to.... Not so much
I live in Kentucky in a small town lot rent here is $150 a month sewer and water combined is 40 to 45 bucks, i bought the trailer for 1700 and have remodeled the bathroom and put on a new roof so far
I'm seeing lot rent prices here in FL approaching $1000. The only way this really works for what I want to pay would be to purchase the home cash. Otherwise my monthly expenses are getting too high. I refuse to be house poor and stuck. There's nothing more miserable than being completely broke and struggling to even feed yourself after paying bills.
@@bulkoneeto662This one had damage. He said they replaced subfloor, aka structure. Of the $18k invested, a chunk went to that, bc everything seen doesn’t add up to that. Cheap flooring and paint.
True. I can see that. Also for some a space with less illusion of space is suitable. For me personally I don't like that feeling, I prefer a cozy fitted environment.
That’s a good price. I paid $7000 for my single wide. A lady was going through a divorce and had to sell quick. My lot rent is $225 and I live in Louisiana. I’m wondering if it’s located here. We pay up our lot rent a year so we can concentrate on other things. We started remodeling about a year ago. I pulled down all the wood paneling in two rooms to put in drywall. We only have three rooms left to complete the indoor remodel. We are jumping to remodel the outside this year with new skirting, new roof, new siding, new front and back door, and if money allows maybe two new double pane windows. We also plan to add an outlet for our generator. Trying to get it in great shape to move to land in 3 or 4 years.
@@ashleyr8368 I know this is old but I just saw your comment. Pulling the paneling out and replacing with drywall was easy! I’m a diy kind of girl. My first drywall project was the VERY small laundry room. I added insulation on two walls to help with sound because one wall is next to my bedroom. Excellent decision! I decided to pull paneling down so I could update studs and I didn’t want to add weight to my walls and floors. Plus I want to see what’s in my walls. My home is 1984 so EVERYTIME I got a chance I updated studs, beams, and subfloor. I can’t get under the house so doing it from the inside is easier. My husband can but I physically can’t. I add insulation to the floors too. I KEEP subfloor, insulation, 2x4 in storage so it’s here when needed. I buy a little at a time. YOU DO NOT WANT TO KEEP GOING BACK REPAIRING STUFF. Walls and floors under windows, laundry room, front and back door, and sinks are things you need to ALWAYS look at when doing drywall in a mobile home! They are prone to leaks and soft spots.
@@ashleyr8368dont use drywall, mobile homes use thin wood to cover the walls and installing drywall in an old trailer can overload them, after all they’re a trailer and just like every trailer they have a weight limit. its not a big deal while you’re living there however moving it will be a pain. thoigh it usually already is but itll be harder to find a company thatll move it.
I should’ve gone this route versus the tiny home/shed conversion at my age. Another one of my bright ideas that went awry. After 3 years it’s still not finished. Just working on hot and cold running water inside.
Nice home, the only thing I would do different would be to make that closet in the master bedroom all the way across. I think you're going to be able to sell this pretty quick or rent it out really quick it's a nice house you did a great job
The lot rent is so affordable!! Our lot rent here in CA is over $700 the sewer alone is almost $36 and our water ends up being over $100 each month. Trash is about $30 so we are paying close the $1000 a month in lot fees in SoCal. Wow…
Same here in NY...lot rent jumps from $600-1000 here and it ranges in what they include...some include the taxes, some don't... same with water, sewer, trash...some include, some don't...
Can't do all that in south Florida,lot rents here start at $800 and go to $1500. Developers are buying up the mobile home park's, evicting everyone and turning the land into apartment buildings or houses. It's horrible.
Florida is a mess with the rents! I have an elderly friend down there who was paying $500 a month for a house and getting a little discount for taking care of the plants outside, and during covid the landlord triple her rent! Since then she hasn't been able to find anything decent under $850 and that's just for a studio! That will cost $1,000 a month and herr income is only $1,200 per month... your governor should be doing something about that situation with people taking over the mobile home parks in evicting people!
Hell.. that seems like an honest person! Here they buy for $2,500 say they put 10k into it when they really only put 2k into it and sell it for 65k and 500 lot rent.
I got estimates for just a tub replacement and it was $2k not including whatever the plumber would change on top of that….remodeling is expensive. A gallon of paint is $55-$75 now days.
You can find these gems alot if you just look. My buddy owns around 50 mobile homes and a couple of houses. He comes across them all the time where the person buys property and wants the mobile home off of it but not the hassle, they’ll haggle and he’ll get them for around 2,500-5,000 then renovate them a little and rent them out or sell them. He makes killer money renting them around $850-$1200 a month! Good luck guys!
@@savvymind4612ay same , people in my area are buying the mobile homes properties and destroying them and building suburban homes rising the prices , you should network with Mexicans
@@62nichols94 dont know where you live but in LA you can get a brand new one for $70,000. Im sure most of his money went into sub floors but he could of at least used up to date colors. The cheap tile brown carpet🤮
My new double wide has the same flooring. That's nice for that price! I live in FL and our lot rent is $245/month for half acre lot. Utilities run around $145
My numbers are way different. I payed $2000 for the trailer, I got a $3500 loan to remodel, and I pay $205 lot. This is actually my first home and couldn’t be happier
Foundations at a bargain basement rate would help improve popularity of trailer living. Ultra low taxes of private owned lot would make retirement make happen much sooner with less. If not much better than apartment living.
If you do not know. HUD has changed the term from mobile home to manufacturer home. WHY. Because from 1976 to date, manufacturers homes do not have wheels. Any home other than a row/townhouse can be placed on a flat bed and moved.
Crazy thing is the lot rent. We bought a 2bd 1 bath w laundry room. Its from 1987, but looks much newer bc of siding & windows replaced. 9 yrs ago we bought it for 23k cash..we replaced EVERY appliance. New flooring & subfloor included. HVAC updated & New Roof & painting..thinking about painting the cabinets as well w new hardware. Counter was already redone. New sink..new back door & 2nd bedroom door updated to 6 panel..& closet doors as well....new toilet..just a standard $150.00 2 pc toilet...oh & painted bathtub & recaulked as it was the original yellowish tub. The kit was maybe $40. Looked like a brand new tub ..highly recommend that...some of the upgrades weren't expensive either..like updating the doors to the bedroom..$68..& the closet doors were about $160 each room..the only thing i regret not doing was putting a barn sliding door on the laundry room. (It was simply an opening that we had a curtain w a tension Rod) with a listed it for $50k. There was a bidding war between 3 ppl & we walked away w $55k in 2 wks. We did include 2 mos of lot rent as a selling point! Our lot rent started at $610 & was $780 by the time we sold...our lot rent includes water..trash..but the ONLY thing we didn't like is, we HAD to go w the ONLY propane company in Town & even though others were cheaper we HAD to use their suggestion. But the kicker of that is..propane bill is included w lot rent bill. Our 1st bill together was $1200! 2nd month was 14! We quickly realized something was wrong & turned the HVAC unit off..signed a "will call" w the propane bill..our next bill 6 mos later mind you was $10.74 for 2.6 gals. Theres only 2 of us. We used 2 electric heaters we turned off & on periodically. W&D was Electric. Only propane was Stove/oven & heating water. We took quick showers & i used my crockpot & air fryer. We passed this on to the new owners as well! Something to keep in mind
My lot rent was 714$ in Kansas City Kansas. It includes trash Water/sewer Our lot rent went up 30$ this year In 2008 it was 320$ I wish my lot rent was 225! Dang That a good pirice
Wow 260 a month ! Lot here in Arizona 550-795 on the 55+ are always more in the 750-800 inhave seen a couple 825 but average is 650-700 east valley arizon Usa
This is really cute, clean, and affordable for most people. I dont know if you finance these? Banks dont loan on these old trailers so $20,000 would be hard for some people to come up with. Its sure cute and has everything anybody would need. Good job!
I would make 1 change in the layout. Where the washer & dryer is, I would reimagine that wall putting a pocket door on the bedroom wall that connects to the bathroom & close off the other door. This would make the bathroom an en suite, more valuable & a better selling point. Otherwise, nice job.😊
The opening under the counter is a super bad idea. A pure delight for kids and animals to use as a play ground to run in circles especially when you want to cook.😂😂😂😂😂
WOW, nice job! Here in Michigan, my park destroys older mobile homes 😏 My lot rent is almost $550, separate water, sewer runs about $70 a month for a single occupancy! We have no pool, clubroom ect.
What state is this in? You did a great job for a single wide. I live in a double wide. Bought it two years ago in California. $130K. Lot rent is $835. I love my house. Best decision I ever made for myself
You did a beautiful Job on remodeling the home. But it's still a older home. The bank won't give you a mortgage on a older home. So either you have to pay by cash or a personal loan.
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What city state is this in?
Finally, some affordable housing 😮💨
What do you mean finally lol. People basically been giving these away for years
The issue is the lot rent, burning money if there is no way to buy the land under and sometimes you either can't move it if it is too old (due to regulations) or if the lease doesn't permit it or 5 years seems to be common, the saving grace is the low upfront cost
@@JordanPlayz158its called buying land and putting your mobile home on it🤦🏻♂️ thats a park bro you cant own land on a park and if you try that just your own stupidity. and lot rent is cheap asf(usually around 200-400/month)
@@flameonhood depending on where you are, land can be quite expensive and getting a mobile home that you can choose where to place it (off the bat) likely isn't gonna be that affordable either, not to mention getting the land surveyed to know if you can put a slab and/or piece of property on it, and then it goes from affordable to.... Not so much
This nice. Really. This could get 48k range
I live in Kentucky in a small town lot rent here is $150 a month sewer and water combined is 40 to 45 bucks, i bought the trailer for 1700 and have remodeled the bathroom and put on a new roof so far
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God bless you. Rent for mobile home in FL is 600 and more.
Can you show us?
Just north of Dallas, Tx. lot rents are about $700 per month. CRAZY HIGH!!
Where abouts in Kentucky. My living situation is going to be changing and have been weighing all my options. Tired of the North East anyway
Looks AMAZING!!!! Please keep doing what your doing... we def need more affordable housing!! I would LOVE to live here!!
God Bless fam❣️💕👏✝️
Only $260/mo lot rent?! Wow! It’s $495/ month plus water sewer and trash!
I've got you all beat my lot rent is $636 a month and includes none of that have to pay for everything yourself
I'm seeing lot rent prices here in FL approaching $1000. The only way this really works for what I want to pay would be to purchase the home cash. Otherwise my monthly expenses are getting too high. I refuse to be house poor and stuck. There's nothing more miserable than being completely broke and struggling to even feed yourself after paying bills.
You did a great job. I like the layout.
I've seen non rehabbed run down junk single wide's going for around 20. Glad you got a deal. The remodel is really nice, money well spent.
Nice I wish I can find me a mobile home for that price y’all lucky
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You can find a lot of them. Sadly sometimes the cheaper ones may have some damages and it’ll be really hard to get it on a trailer and transport it.
It costs around $7k to move these homes. Even more depending the distance.
@@bulkoneeto662This one had damage. He said they replaced subfloor, aka structure. Of the $18k invested, a chunk went to that, bc everything seen doesn’t add up to that. Cheap flooring and paint.
me too.
Dark walls make it look small, paint the walls a light color and it'll look bigger and better.
Agree, that color is terrible.
Men are terrible at decorating...
True. I can see that.
Also for some a space with less illusion of space is suitable. For me personally I don't like that feeling, I prefer a cozy fitted environment.
That’s a good price. I paid $7000 for my single wide. A lady was going through a divorce and had to sell quick. My lot rent is $225 and I live in Louisiana. I’m wondering if it’s located here. We pay up our lot rent a year so we can concentrate on other things. We started remodeling about a year ago. I pulled down all the wood paneling in two rooms to put in drywall. We only have three rooms left to complete the indoor remodel. We are jumping to remodel the outside this year with new skirting, new roof, new siding, new front and back door, and if money allows maybe two new double pane windows. We also plan to add an outlet for our generator. Trying to get it in great shape to move to land in 3 or 4 years.
I’m doing the same, was putting up the dry wall easy? I taped and mud the walls but can still tell it’s batten board. 😢
@@ashleyr8368
I know this is old but I just saw your comment. Pulling the paneling out and replacing with drywall was easy! I’m a diy kind of girl. My first drywall project was the VERY small laundry room. I added insulation on two walls to help with sound because one wall is next to my bedroom. Excellent decision! I decided to pull paneling down so I could update studs and I didn’t want to add weight to my walls and floors. Plus I want to see what’s in my walls. My home is 1984 so EVERYTIME I got a chance I updated studs, beams, and subfloor. I can’t get under the house so doing it from the inside is easier. My husband can but I physically can’t. I add insulation to the floors too. I KEEP subfloor, insulation, 2x4 in storage so it’s here when needed. I buy a little at a time. YOU DO NOT WANT TO KEEP GOING BACK REPAIRING STUFF. Walls and floors under windows, laundry room, front and back door, and sinks are things you need to ALWAYS look at when doing drywall in a mobile home! They are prone to leaks and soft spots.
@@ashleyr8368dont use drywall, mobile homes use thin wood to cover the walls and installing drywall in an old trailer can overload them, after all they’re a trailer and just like every trailer they have a weight limit. its not a big deal while you’re living there however moving it will be a pain. thoigh it usually already is but itll be harder to find a company thatll move it.
I should’ve gone this route versus the tiny home/shed conversion at my age. Another one of my bright ideas that went awry. After 3 years it’s still not finished. Just working on hot and cold running water inside.
My sister has worked on her tiny house/ shed for 3 years and is still trying to get the water figured out.......... Shonda is that you?
@@cometnews4 Sorry, no. I’m a retired man in Tennessee. But I empathize with your sister’s struggle.
Why is it so difficult to have water in a tiny home? I'm sorry you've gone through all of that.
Tiny homes are a total scam to get humans used to living in spaces no bigger than a jail cell. Hopefully they fade out of popularity.
Nice home, the only thing I would do different would be to make that closet in the master bedroom all the way across. I think you're going to be able to sell this pretty quick or rent it out really quick it's a nice house you did a great job
Why didn’t you paint the brown wall paneling? The rest looks great!
I’m with you, no like the brown walls
That is paint
User customization?
sounds like a great way to help the people that need this
I hate that so many mobile homes have different floor patterns in different rooms like my ocd would not ba happy 😂😭☹️
I’m the same way
Also, the flooring in this one is horrible 😅🤪
The black stripes going different directions is not it 😂
@@syeswhyit’s fine 🤷♂️
What location?
The lot rent is so affordable!! Our lot rent here in CA is over $700 the sewer alone is almost $36 and our water ends up being over $100 each month. Trash is about $30 so we are paying close the $1000 a month in lot fees in SoCal. Wow…
Same here in NY...lot rent jumps from $600-1000 here and it ranges in what they include...some include the taxes, some don't... same with water, sewer, trash...some include, some don't...
I'm in Peoria AZ. Mine is$920 including water sewer garbage
And 1,000 is cheap in California I seen it as much as 2,500
@@queenbluntressspeaks2695 😬😬
I pay $400 for rent with mine water and trash included
What got me is the lot rent $260😮 WTF....Lot rents range now $700 and up.
You’re living in a dumb area then. Lot rent here where I live in nys is 200.
Where is this location?
In NY lot rent starts 1150.00
@@Nobody04200i live in NY by me lot rent is 1150.00?
1500 or more 😂
Can't do all that in south Florida,lot rents here start at $800 and go to $1500. Developers are buying up the mobile home park's, evicting everyone and turning the land into apartment buildings or houses. It's horrible.
Florida is a mess with the rents! I have an elderly friend down there who was paying $500 a month for a house and getting a little discount for taking care of the plants outside, and during covid the landlord triple her rent! Since then she hasn't been able to find anything decent under $850 and that's just for a studio! That will cost $1,000 a month and herr income is only $1,200 per month... your governor should be doing something about that situation with people taking over the mobile home parks in evicting people!
Sad! Sounds like $$$$ talks 😢
@@Savannah-ed4rvTheir governor is the one who caused all of this
Thank tourism for those prices
This is very nice and renovated well.
Never seen washer dryer in a bathroom but that’s nice just toss and shower ❤
my frist one had the washer and dryer in it
@@franceselliott6036 wow
When I had a trailer a few years back it's washer and dryer was right in the master bath. Super convenient.
Hell.. that seems like an honest person!
Here they buy for $2,500 say they put 10k into it when they really only put 2k into it and sell it for 65k and 500 lot rent.
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I got estimates for just a tub replacement and it was $2k not including whatever the plumber would change on top of that….remodeling is expensive. A gallon of paint is $55-$75 now days.
That island should have been a show stopper.
Right? Make the countertop matching. Put in a DW too.
I would love to have the little house we are homeless and could really love this
Praying you find something soon
Y'all did very Well...This home looks really professional.. GoodJob😀🌼🌞🌻☀😃
wtf this is nicer than most nyc apartments
Even nicer than some Multi-Units on Long Island, especially for the price.
If you live in nyc, move.
@@sparringclips3934 but the food is too good tho lol
Because you’re not really paying for the apartment, you’re mostly paying for the location.
Nyc apartments are moldy and old. So yea
You can find these gems alot if you just look. My buddy owns around 50 mobile homes and a couple of houses. He comes across them all the time where the person buys property and wants the mobile home off of it but not the hassle, they’ll haggle and he’ll get them for around 2,500-5,000 then renovate them a little and rent them out or sell them. He makes killer money renting them around $850-$1200 a month!
Good luck guys!
Im 22 have my eyes on a unite but its from 1973 looks spacious and how id like it
Where is he located?
@@savvymind4612ay same , people in my area are buying the mobile homes properties and destroying them and building suburban homes rising the prices , you should network with Mexicans
Why so much ?
The wall color just about gave me a seizure 😳
Aside from that it's nice.
I agree. That wall color got to go!
Beautiful layout and price awesome 😎💯
Nice , well done ....
And now it's an adorable house !!!
That would be perfect for me! 👍
This is a great job video😊. Spend as little as possible for renovation and the home. And dont be greedy on selling it. 😊
Annnnddd you left the Old Granny wall paper in the master bath?!?!?! ..C'mon man..gagging u put 18k in it BUT u did some half-assing
Do you not know prices are high now days easily resale for 70k wit h today's market somebody will buy it.
@62nichols94 duhhh state the obvious ..there is a sucker for every sale..that has NO BEARING on original comment
@@62nichols94 dont know where you live but in LA you can get a brand new one for $70,000. Im sure most of his money went into sub floors but he could of at least used up to date colors. The cheap tile brown carpet🤮
@@sheramiedelozier312270s-90s browner colors are a lot better than brand new office building esque bland white interior design
I agree it looks like make up only
4/10 to me.
I’d say he put maybe 2000$ in to it
I’d never pay 25000$ that’s stupid
Islands in a trailer r a huge NO!!! there's not enough room for those we found out the hard way
My new double wide has the same flooring. That's nice for that price! I live in FL and our lot rent is $245/month for half acre lot. Utilities run around $145
What park of FL are you in? I can't find anything that cheap.
YEP. South FL this would go for at least !!$ 150.000
My numbers are way different. I payed $2000 for the trailer, I got a $3500 loan to remodel, and I pay $205 lot. This is actually my first home and couldn’t be happier
Amazing
Foundations at a bargain basement rate would help improve popularity of trailer living.
Ultra low taxes of private owned lot would make retirement make happen much sooner with less.
If not much better than apartment living.
If you do not know. HUD has changed the term from mobile home to manufacturer home. WHY. Because from 1976 to date, manufacturers homes do not have wheels. Any home other than a row/townhouse can be placed on a flat bed and moved.
It's beautiful Good Job.
Now that is something great & beneficial to so many. Thank you for sharing.
Crazy thing is the lot rent. We bought a 2bd 1 bath w laundry room. Its from 1987, but looks much newer bc of siding & windows replaced. 9 yrs ago we bought it for 23k cash..we replaced EVERY appliance. New flooring & subfloor included. HVAC updated & New Roof & painting..thinking about painting the cabinets as well w new hardware. Counter was already redone. New sink..new back door & 2nd bedroom door updated to 6 panel..& closet doors as well....new toilet..just a standard $150.00 2 pc toilet...oh & painted bathtub & recaulked as it was the original yellowish tub. The kit was maybe $40. Looked like a brand new tub ..highly recommend that...some of the upgrades weren't expensive either..like updating the doors to the bedroom..$68..& the closet doors were about $160 each room..the only thing i regret not doing was putting a barn sliding door on the laundry room. (It was simply an opening that we had a curtain w a tension Rod) with a listed it for $50k. There was a bidding war between 3 ppl & we walked away w $55k in 2 wks. We did include 2 mos of lot rent as a selling point! Our lot rent started at $610 & was $780 by the time we sold...our lot rent includes water..trash..but the ONLY thing we didn't like is, we HAD to go w the ONLY propane company in Town & even though others were cheaper we HAD to use their suggestion. But the kicker of that is..propane bill is included w lot rent bill. Our 1st bill together was $1200! 2nd month was 14! We quickly realized something was wrong & turned the HVAC unit off..signed a "will call" w the propane bill..our next bill 6 mos later mind you was $10.74 for 2.6 gals. Theres only 2 of us. We used 2 electric heaters we turned off & on periodically. W&D was Electric. Only propane was Stove/oven & heating water. We took quick showers & i used my crockpot & air fryer. We passed this on to the new owners as well! Something to keep in mind
My lot rent was 714$ in Kansas City Kansas. It includes trash
Water/sewer
Our lot rent went up 30$ this year
In 2008 it was 320$
I wish my lot rent was 225! Dang
That a good pirice
Beautiful Home.
Wow 260 a month ! Lot here in Arizona 550-795 on the 55+ are always more in the 750-800 inhave seen a couple 825 but average is 650-700 east valley arizon Usa
I like that 3 bedroom I like all of God my dream I ask God wants tiny house I love it
Just beautiful house ❤❤❤
Looks great!
This is really cute, clean, and affordable for most people. I dont know if you finance these? Banks dont loan on these old trailers so $20,000 would be hard for some people to come up with. Its sure cute and has everything anybody would need. Good job!
Ideal,,,ready to pick up & move,,, 👍▶️ right on in it!!!
Where is this located? Very interested.
I have the same layout...I like it...good job
I live in Colorado and here the space costs 495 with basic services included but the trailers cost around 160 thousand dollars
Great job remodeling.
Stunning!
Very nice 👍
Cool 😎🏘️🏠🏡🏫🌳🌲🌿🌾
Great for a first time homeowner
I'm looking to do the same in central Florida
Why i would love to live there😊
Beautiful!
I've always wanted to live in a compound. Working with others as a community.
I would make 1 change in the layout. Where the washer & dryer is, I would reimagine that wall putting a pocket door on the bedroom wall that connects to the bathroom & close off the other door. This would make the bathroom an en suite, more valuable & a better selling point. Otherwise, nice job.😊
They're not even listing what state this is in
why should they again? what exactly does it do for you?😂
@@youmad_ Ummm… for those of us who may consider purchasing it… duuuuuuuh pfff
@@wapaa26 who said they were selling it?
@@youmad_ they did..
At the end of the video
@@youmad_ Market research/curiosity
Looks nice except for the vent in front of the stove. Way bigger & better than an apartment.
Really cool wish I could buy something like that in Florida. Great job.
I would give 25 or 30 for it. Good deal
Yes I would pay for that in NYC for 2.500 u get a refrigerator box
High five! Where are you located? Nice job. I like the washer/ dryer in the bathroom. You do not see this. Also the jack and Jill. Space saver!
The opening under the counter is a super bad idea. A pure delight for kids and animals to use as a play ground to run in circles especially when you want to cook.😂😂😂😂😂
Very nice !!! Wow! You did a great job ! It is beautiful !!!
Very nice
I need this really bad, I would be so happy.❤😂
I enjoyed your content
Nice job!!
Nice 👍🏻
Really nice ❤
Verrrryy beautiful
Looks really nice
Thanks!
Must of hired people to do the work because 18k is high.
18k is stupid
why would he waste his time doing it himself if he can have someone else do it freeing him up to make more money i mean cmon
@@DaDavyWavyagree, time is more valuable than money and he will profit anyway with the lot fees
I love the make over you did and lay out , I’d live there if it was near me , I’m a single handicapped person with a kitty .
WOW, nice job! Here in Michigan, my park destroys older mobile homes 😏 My lot rent is almost $550, separate water, sewer runs about $70 a month for a single occupancy! We have no pool, clubroom ect.
Love it. I have not seen a large one in a long time.
Nice!
One twister and it's all over.
That's Beautiful for that price..holy.. hope you have an awesome 4th of july🎉
What state is this in? You did a great job for a single wide. I live in a double wide. Bought it two years ago in California. $130K. Lot rent is $835. I love my house. Best decision I ever made for myself
I can honestly say that looks nicer than my carbon monoxide enriched apt.
this look like angry grandpas old mobile home just renovated 💀😭
sheesh, that's a great price. i live in a tiny trailer that cost 30k it's nice, but so is space!
I love it 💕
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I don't know what kind of shape it was in when you found it but looks like a new place you guys did a great job
Jesus Murphy that’s a decent trailer
Oh I love it!!!
Love your home ❤
WHAT CITY AND STATE?
Nice job. I would've filled in the lonely Island with a couple more base cabinets so it's a solid piece, but other than that great job
$22,500 all in and your looking to sell in the 20’s wtf😂
:) It's the big picture that matters
I wish my area was affordable like that. That’s a great fair price. My area - 2 bed, 2 bath, under 1k square feet, they’re all $300k and up.
You did a beautiful Job on remodeling the home. But it's still a older home. The bank won't give you a mortgage on a older home. So either you have to pay by cash or a personal loan.
Beautiful
That kitchen is bigger than what I have in my home. Very nice! But what state?