Wow, I missed seeing this episode, I'm a Zennihome customer, and I've been to the factory a couple of times and many times to the models. Mine is completed at the factory and we're getting the permits process in the works. Should be in living in it in the next 90 days or less, late April - Mid May fingers crossed. 🤞You are right Kristina, Zennihome is legit and poised for great things.
@@skylady64ish93 Thanks for asking but not in yet. Waiting for the permits to be approved, the house is finished, and the general contractor is set. Hoping in the next 3-4 weeks for permit approval. Fingers crossed.
When I was interested in going modular, research showed that most homes that are being built in factories are SHELLS. This means plumbing, electric, AC, permits, transportation to the work site, finishing, land, and more are the sole responsibility of the purchaser and clearly stated NOT INCLUDED in the home price. That $400,000 modular will cost you closer to $750,000 when it's all said and done. Often with a very hefty up front cost well beyond the 20% down you expect.
I know this has not been the case for the companies I have looked into. The price is comparable to a stick built of the same size, often a little less. You have to look at base price which seems very cheap and is just the shell, or the finished price. The company I am dealing they included the price of even the foundation and everything down to screens on windows in the finished price. It was a little less than I was quoted by 3 different builders in the area.
@@erinroberts6167 "The price is comparable to a stick built of the same size, often a little less." Are you comparing the "base price" with stick built? Maybe look into the "all in" price. I would be interested in what happens at closing after inspection. Also see if your "home" ends up with a HUD sticker. There are a lot of scams out there, my feeling is your bill will be much larger than what you contracted for in the end. Keep in mind, they CAN'T disclose the "all in" price until AFTER the home is built.
@@erinroberts6167 Yes, modular is more affordable, even when all is said and done. My sister-in-law and her husband just finished building a modular home and it turned out beautiful - while there are always a few unexpected costs when building (their driveway is very long as it took some tweaking to get it not to wash out the gravel when it rained heavily), they were happy with how everything turned out and it wasn’t even close to $750k.
Modular don’t get a HUD sticker. You’re thinking of a mobile manufactured home that is delivered on a chassis w wheels. Modulars are delivered on flatbeds and have to be built to code.
She also needs a tutorial herself on reporting ACCURATE information. Two companies she just mentioned have absolutely HORRIBLE records and reviews online. Not sure why she made this video when these reviews were already left for the companies at the time of this video's release.
Modular homes would make sense if they weren't as expensive as they are per sq ft. ZenniHome's $ 130k model just buys you a 650 sq ft. house. Having the same house, built traditionally, from the ground up, should cost in the $ 60k to $ 80k range (depending on where you live). Now, if the price if these modular homes becomes more affordable due to economies of scale and AI, then sure, they deserve to be considered. Until then, if we're talking exclusively about affordability, modular homes are not the answer to the housing problem in America.
Based on what I've seen people comment recently to get a home built in the current market is running around $185-200 a square foot which I don't even think includes all of the site work and this is not in an expensive area so not sure how/where you'd be able to get a 650 square foot traditionally built house by a builder for $60-80k.
@@sharonthehuman5954 Exactly, builder prices have risen since the pandemic and haven't gone down that much. And like she said, modular gets built way faster and one of the biggest issues is lack of inventory
Idk what homes you can buy or build for 60-80K in the U.S. but you put 2 of those 650sq houses together and that’s the size of a normal home coming in at 300K or just under. And the more of them you build the lower the price will be over time which is the whole point.
Went to Palm harbor in my area and the sales guy knew NOTHING about modular homes and could not answer if the homes were true modular or hybrid. I was so discouraged.
Yeah, I just checked the web site. If you google Palm Harbor Modular homes, you don't get anything. If you go to Palm Harbor homes and search modular, you will get a list of homes but their descriptions say modular or manufactured. Lots of room for interpretation.
Deer Valley out of Alabama? Seems to be building a true modular home. I have called Palm harbor about true modular home and they stated they were not currently available.
I really appreciate you and all your research. My husband and I are looking for a home in New England and we find the prices are grandiose for what is being offered. I would need to spend $900,000 and up to find something I want. Everytime, I looked at Zillow, I felt depressed. When someone mentioned modular homes, I had this vision of what America might look like by 2027. I feel this could be the answer to the housing crisis and modular homes brings us back to the true Amercian dream. Thanks for all the great information and we will be looking into the companies you recommended.
Unique in shape, Deltec Homes has been around for decades and they are made in North Carolina. Someone built one in the neighborhood where I live in North Carolina, and I have seen them other places around North Carolina.
Palm Harbor modular homes are amazing. When we visited the Lakeland, Florida plant, they were built with 2x6 framing versus 2x4 on a conventional home and are able to withstand a Category 2 hurricane. They also offered the ability to reinforce the modular to withstand Cat 3, and I think Cat 4 hurricanes. They have been doing it right for a long time, and it is the modular home company we would go with. We've custome built in Riverview, Florida, with our VA loan. Next time, it'll be a Palm Harbor modular. No, I am not affiliated in any shape, form, or fashion with any modular home or construction company, nor this TH-cam channel.
Wow, a friend sent me a link to your modular homes available on Amazon. And then just watched the companies that you previewed. Great information. Interested in CLT's primarily from an affordability standpoint and these modular homes which I have been reading about for the last 2 years address the affordability crisis. Will do further research on Zenni Home, Inc, as I really like their partnership with the Navajo Nation.
I follow another TH-camr who reports on the modular home scene. The problem with a lot of these companies is that they are either at the concept stage, or manufacture as yet to be established.
Kristina, could you guide me to reputable modular home builders servicing Maryland in the DMV area? As a disabled veteran, I sold my home in 2020 due to high living costs and have been living in a camper while paying off debt to afford a new home.
I didn't see any mention of Boxabl. I think you did a video on them last year or 2022. They start at around $50,000 and can be delivered and set up across the country. Their base is in Nevada.
I like her videos, so this comment isn't about her. It's great to tout being able to build a hurricane proof home, but it's not just the wind, it's the destructive force of items the hurricane winds are whipping around your hurricane proof home that could damage or destroy your hurricane proof home like a tree trunk, large branches, 2x4's and other parts of surrounding homes that aren't hurricane proof that will come crashing in your hurricane proof house...
Depends on where you are. I haven't lived anywhere that you could buy a house, or even a condo, for $90,000, unless it was about to fall down or in a swamp.
I was hoping to find Modular Homes Direct listed among your top picks as there is a specific home listed on their website that I’ve been eyeing for quite some time. That being said, I suppose it’ll still be worth taking a look at the names you’ve suggested.
I recommend Deer valley Homes..Also all depends on where you live...texas seems to have the best modular home choices an of course what Kristine recommend 😁👍
I was checking out Deltek and these homes are not affordable. The "shells" package is, but expenses that go with that are not. For example the 360° Signature Escape Shell package 1678 sq ft, starting at $111,686, and once you add certain things, the price can go up to $170,000-200,000.Then you have to hire a contractor to get it up, and the estimate for total costs on this one is $670K, and that doesn't even include land!!! You missed a few details on this. I also think the resale value would be low because not everyone wants a quirky round house. It would be a slim market pool. Here's the quote about est cost to build: "Estimated Total Cost to Build: Since our shell represents a portion of the total cost of the finished home, we also show an estimated total cost to build your 360° Signature home. This cost estimate is based on national average construction costs, and includes the cost of our shell, plus an estimated cost for the foundation, assembly of our shell, and the labor and materials to finish out the home assuming you hire a general contractor, and use basic finishes and fixtures like appliances, flooring, bathroom and kitchen fixtures, etc. that can vary widely from project to project. It assumes a $35K allowance for site preparation (and please note, site work costs can be highly variable depending on your exact lot location) but does not include the cost of land or landscaping. If you do not select a floor system, this estimate assumes a slab foundation. If you do select a floor system, this estimate will update and reflect the higher cost of a crawlspace or piling foundation. As you select different options, this estimated total cost updates to reflect the cost of these options plus an estimate of any associated change in site finish costs, for example, the additional labor costs to install the covered porch when the covered porch upgrade is selected."
What Kristina? 90k for a modular home price is affordable? I do love ur video and all that u cover plus the important information u provide for us who r looking to buy land & home. Appreciate all u do. 🤗❤️
No mention of Boxabl? Three established factories in Las Vegas with backing by D.R. Horton the country's largest home builder. The Boxabl Casita model has ~170k people on wait list and has delivered units.
Re Impessa and similar where they build and send the pieces for you to out together, that sounds like the old (up to early 20th century, I believe)Sears homes/kits they used to have.
@@kristinbytes9615 They turned me down, only an hour or two away from their facility. So stick house we go with. Not sure what happened to Champion in Troy
Please look into Buffalo Home builder in New York State. If modular homes come in sections to be built on site, how can sections be lifted from a flatbed truck? Seriously, I don't understand.
I've been following them for years now. They are big scam because if you think about it. They still haven't come up with anything yet! Also, they always say that they're on back orders for years. After building a second factory! Really?😂
Kristina, Thank You for Another informative Video. Your Wealth of information is a Godsend and Never Ending. I am in the process of trying to figure out which avenue to go down weather it be Manufactured, Modular, or a home built on site. I was supposed to have a home delivered last year, but two months before the delivery I received an update from the mortgage company and the mortgage monthly payment went from $ 1600 a month to almost $3000 a month. I wound up canceling everything and was able to get my down payments back. It was a total nightmare after many months of work and detail to get this home. Another consideration is a Barndaminium. Do You have any information of this type of home. I own my own land in the county parts in Central Florida. Thank You for all the Help You provide for so many that watch your channel!!!!
Many counties across the USA do not permit these types of housing! Some you can get around the ban with a full CBS basement. At this added cost it's the same as building on site.
Westchester focus on North East Cost, Zenni in the west, Palm Harbor is manufactured homes, Do you know of any modular homes factory in the Midwest ? Thank you
I've been interested in looking into modular homes, but all the builders I find that advertise modular homes are actually building manufactured homes and labeling them as both manufactured and modular. I haven't been able to find a truly modular floor plan. If the two types of homes appraise differently, I can see why everyone is advertising their manufactured homes as also being modular, but I feel like that's misleading and dishonest. If anyone has suggestions for finding builders in the state of GA that actually build modular houses, I'd appreciate a link to their website!
I checked into Palm Harbor, looking for a Tiny or ADU, 500 sf and under. but they only had one of each, and those two weren't the greatest. Their manufacturing for those were too far away, so the shipping cost would be atrocious. The larger homes looked delicious though. 😉 The hunt continues.
My apologies to Kt.Smhn., But that Picture @ 3:23 With the Structures built w/ " Metal Studs, " I'm A retired Union Carpenter, and Metal Studs are usually for " Inside Non [ weight ] Bearing walls " ! The outside Walls on Most Commercial Construction is Concrete or something of similar strength ! If any company showed me an outside or inside wall like That for " Residential Construction " I would walk away ! There are " 2 kinds of Construction." Residential & Commercial. "
You should check out Incredible Tiny Homes out of East Tennessee. They have a TH-cam channel and they produce very affordable homes and they also have been approved by the state government as a housing option for anyone to live in on their own property/land. They are also certified as mobile homes. And with your subscribers it could be a big boost in sales for them. Also they are in talks with Lowe’s where Lowe’s will be selling their homes through the stores.
When I look on Palm Harbor Home's website, it looks like all they make is trailer houses. I don't see any modular homes. Palm Harbor has always been a trailer company as far as I know. Even if they do make modular's, their website makes it impossible to find them, so I've checked them off my list just due to sheer annoyance.
Our Mod home is 32 years old. Minor repairs. 1800 Sq feet $45000.00 Best move of our life😊
which company did you get?
45K... 32 years ago lot of money, I don't know you win or not!
Wow, I missed seeing this episode, I'm a Zennihome customer, and I've been to the factory a couple of times and many times to the models. Mine is completed at the factory and we're getting the permits process in the works. Should be in living in it in the next 90 days or less, late April - Mid May fingers crossed. 🤞You are right Kristina, Zennihome is legit and poised for great things.
That’s awesome to hear !!! Thank you. Congrats on your new home.
Are you in your home? How is it?
@@skylady64ish93 Thanks for asking but not in yet. Waiting for the permits to be approved, the house is finished, and the general contractor is set. Hoping in the next 3-4 weeks for permit approval. Fingers crossed.
@@j.r.r.2185Permit approval? My gosh, you must live in a socialistic area.
@@j.r.r.2185 now?
When I was interested in going modular, research showed that most homes that are being built in factories are SHELLS. This means plumbing, electric, AC, permits, transportation to the work site, finishing, land, and more are the sole responsibility of the purchaser and clearly stated NOT INCLUDED in the home price. That $400,000 modular will cost you closer to $750,000 when it's all said and done. Often with a very hefty up front cost well beyond the 20% down you expect.
That’s crazy. This is perhaps more important than the video I would argue
I know this has not been the case for the companies I have looked into. The price is comparable to a stick built of the same size, often a little less. You have to look at base price which seems very cheap and is just the shell, or the finished price. The company I am dealing they included the price of even the foundation and everything down to screens on windows in the finished price. It was a little less than I was quoted by 3 different builders in the area.
@@erinroberts6167 "The price is comparable to a stick built of the same size, often a little less." Are you comparing the "base price" with stick built? Maybe look into the "all in" price. I would be interested in what happens at closing after inspection. Also see if your "home" ends up with a HUD sticker. There are a lot of scams out there, my feeling is your bill will be much larger than what you contracted for in the end. Keep in mind, they CAN'T disclose the "all in" price until AFTER the home is built.
@@erinroberts6167 Yes, modular is more affordable, even when all is said and done. My sister-in-law and her husband just finished building a modular home and it turned out beautiful - while there are always a few unexpected costs when building (their driveway is very long as it took some tweaking to get it not to wash out the gravel when it rained heavily), they were happy with how everything turned out and it wasn’t even close to $750k.
Modular don’t get a HUD sticker. You’re thinking of a mobile manufactured home that is delivered on a chassis w wheels. Modulars are delivered on flatbeds and have to be built to code.
Thank you for doing all the work of checking into these companies and homes. Very helpful!
This woman should tutor other TH-cam content makers in treating her audience with respect by getting to the point and not repeating herself.
She also needs a tutorial herself on reporting ACCURATE information. Two companies she just mentioned have absolutely HORRIBLE records and reviews online. Not sure why she made this video when these reviews were already left for the companies at the time of this video's release.
Modular homes would make sense if they weren't as expensive as they are per sq ft. ZenniHome's $ 130k model just buys you a 650 sq ft. house. Having the same house, built traditionally, from the ground up, should cost in the $ 60k to $ 80k range (depending on where you live). Now, if the price if these modular homes becomes more affordable due to economies of scale and AI, then sure, they deserve to be considered. Until then, if we're talking exclusively about affordability, modular homes are not the answer to the housing problem in America.
Based on what I've seen people comment recently to get a home built in the current market is running around $185-200 a square foot which I don't even think includes all of the site work and this is not in an expensive area so not sure how/where you'd be able to get a 650 square foot traditionally built house by a builder for $60-80k.
I so agree, AND the zoning is also a BIG issue in my neck of the woods (Florida) the authorities' have no idea what they are.
@@sharonthehuman5954 Exactly, builder prices have risen since the pandemic and haven't gone down that much. And like she said, modular gets built way faster and one of the biggest issues is lack of inventory
Agreed
Idk what homes you can buy or build for 60-80K in the U.S. but you put 2 of those 650sq houses together and that’s the size of a normal home coming in at 300K or just under. And the more of them you build the lower the price will be over time which is the whole point.
Love the ZenniHome concept and their tribal partnership!
Went to Palm harbor in my area and the sales guy knew NOTHING about modular homes and could not answer if the homes were true modular or hybrid. I was so discouraged.
Yeah, I just checked the web site. If you google Palm Harbor Modular homes, you don't get anything. If you go to Palm Harbor homes and search modular, you will get a list of homes but their descriptions say modular or manufactured. Lots of room for interpretation.
Right on Kristina. The excellent straight forward accurate information I've come to rely on in your your presentations. Many thanks.
your work and advice are always helpful thankyou for looking out for us little people... with luck one day we can get the home we dream for...
Thank you! I've been researching tiny homes but this looks really viable!
Excellent video Christina!
Kristina is the G.O.A.T! Thank you for this information ❤
Thankyou so much kristina for your hardwork and dedication! You are a blessing to folks like me who dont know where to begin. Thankyou for your help!
Thanks Kristina. We also need non-toxic/low voc homes for those of us who are cheically sensitive.
Agreed!
Same here…
I LIVE IN ARIZONA ,SO ZENNI HOMES MAKE SENSE FOR ME.
Deer Valley out of Alabama? Seems to be building a true modular home. I have called Palm harbor about true modular home and they stated they were not currently available.
Thank you very much for your videos, they are so informative on manufactured, modular and hybrid! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
What company do you recommend in Florida
Thank you. Great overview. I think this will be the key for my daughter.
I really appreciate you and all your research. My husband and I are looking for a home in New England and we find the prices are grandiose for what is being offered. I would need to spend $900,000 and up to find something I want. Everytime, I looked at Zillow, I felt depressed. When someone mentioned modular homes, I had this vision of what America might look like by 2027. I feel this could be the answer to the housing crisis and modular homes brings us back to the true Amercian dream. Thanks for all the great information and we will be looking into the companies you recommended.
Thank you for sharing the top modular home companies
Unique in shape, Deltec Homes has been around for decades and they are made in North Carolina. Someone built one in the neighborhood where I live in North Carolina, and I have seen them other places around North Carolina.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤
Palm Harbor modular homes are amazing. When we visited the Lakeland, Florida plant, they were built with 2x6 framing versus 2x4 on a conventional home and are able to withstand a Category 2 hurricane. They also offered the ability to reinforce the modular to withstand Cat 3, and I think Cat 4 hurricanes. They have been doing it right for a long time, and it is the modular home company we would go with. We've custome built in Riverview, Florida, with our VA loan. Next time, it'll be a Palm Harbor modular.
No, I am not affiliated in any shape, form, or fashion with any modular home or construction company, nor this TH-cam channel.
Hello! Was it an easy process using the VA loan for the modular home?
@laurelalexander8401 We custom built on 1/3 acre in a gated community instead
Wow, a friend sent me a link to your modular homes available on Amazon. And then just watched the companies that you previewed. Great information. Interested in CLT's primarily from an affordability standpoint and these modular homes which I have been reading about for the last 2 years address the affordability crisis. Will do further research on Zenni Home, Inc, as I really like their partnership with the Navajo Nation.
I follow another TH-camr who reports on the modular home scene. The problem with a lot of these companies is that they are either at the concept stage, or manufacture as yet to be established.
I asked you for this and here it is Wow were going to Westchester modulars tomorrow .
YIKES! 😬 I thought you had a list of these companies in the description. 😢
Thank You For This Information 💚💚💚💚🦅🦅🦅🦅
Zenni homes. YES !
I’m heading to see the factory on Wednesday. Video will be as soon as I edit it up for you.
Kristina, could you guide me to reputable modular home builders servicing Maryland in the DMV area? As a disabled veteran, I sold my home in 2020 due to high living costs and have been living in a camper while paying off debt to afford a new home.
What manufacturing company would you recommend in Ocala Florida area?
I didn't see any mention of Boxabl. I think you did a video on them last year or 2022. They start at around $50,000 and can be delivered and set up across the country. Their base is in Nevada.
They’re a scam
Would be nice to have the companies listed in the Description. With web lnks please.
Need videos on the North Carolina area modular home building companies, most of the best designs we have see are west of the Mississippi. Thanks
I thought that it was just me😂.
Do they have a website? Maybe we can find those videos there. If I remember, I will.
What is your opinion of Ritz Craft modular homes?
I like her videos, so this comment isn't about her. It's great to tout being able to build a hurricane proof home, but it's not just the wind, it's the destructive force of items the hurricane winds are whipping around your hurricane proof home that could damage or destroy your hurricane proof home like a tree trunk, large branches, 2x4's and other parts of surrounding homes that aren't hurricane proof that will come crashing in your hurricane proof house...
Kristina Very nice homes
Love your channel. I love Palm Harbor homes & there is one model I especially love but I understand not available in Tenn.
I love your honesty. Love your videos. Modular is what im aiming for
Hi Kristina...can you recommend a modular home company in the Lawrenceville, Georgia area?
With Zennihome, can a small home have additions be built later? Increase the size of a home later?
Yes. You can build on them, stack them even.
Thanks for this! Have you heard of Rochester Homes?
I have I just haven’t done a deep dive into their homes yet. Stay tuned when I find out more.
$90k for a tiny home when $90k use to be a whole house 3 years ago....were screwd
Depends on where you are. I haven't lived anywhere that you could buy a house, or even a condo, for $90,000, unless it was about to fall down or in a swamp.
90k is not what it used to be.
@@eechaze12 oh well, when citizens revolt maybe it will change
I was hoping to find Modular Homes Direct listed among your top picks as there is a specific home listed on their website that I’ve been eyeing for quite some time. That being said, I suppose it’ll still be worth taking a look at the names you’ve suggested.
I recommend Deer valley Homes..Also all depends on where you live...texas seems to have the best modular home choices an of course what Kristine recommend 😁👍
@@NaturalBeauty707 Super big thanks Kristine, will definitely check them out.
And watch how building codes stop these in certain areas.
Your content is awesome! But, you should tell your video editor how great they are! Great job video editor!
I was checking out Deltek and these homes are not affordable. The "shells" package is, but expenses that go with that are not. For example the 360° Signature
Escape Shell package 1678 sq ft, starting at $111,686, and once you add certain things, the price can go up to $170,000-200,000.Then you have to hire a contractor to get it up, and the estimate for total costs on this one is $670K, and that doesn't even include land!!! You missed a few details on this. I also think the resale value would be low because not everyone wants a quirky round house. It would be a slim market pool.
Here's the quote about est cost to build: "Estimated Total Cost to Build: Since our shell represents a portion of the total cost of the finished home, we also show an estimated total cost to build your 360° Signature home. This cost estimate is based on national average construction costs, and includes the cost of our shell, plus an estimated cost for the foundation, assembly of our shell, and the labor and materials to finish out the home assuming you hire a general contractor, and use basic finishes and fixtures like appliances, flooring, bathroom and kitchen fixtures, etc. that can vary widely from project to project. It assumes a $35K allowance for site preparation (and please note, site work costs can be highly variable depending on your exact lot location) but does not include the cost of land or landscaping. If you do not select a floor system, this estimate assumes a slab foundation. If you do select a floor system, this estimate will update and reflect the higher cost of a crawlspace or piling foundation. As you select different options, this estimated total cost updates to reflect the cost of these options plus an estimate of any associated change in site finish costs, for example, the additional labor costs to install the covered porch when the covered porch upgrade is selected."
Hello Kristina! What do you know/think about this: Fully Off-grid Tiny House built like LEGO - Tinybox?
Great video
What Kristina? 90k for a modular home price is affordable?
I do love ur video and all that u cover plus the important information u provide for us who r looking to buy land & home. Appreciate all u do. 🤗❤️
Deltec are fabulous homes but I believe they only build the shell and you have to finish the inside yourself.
That's not a modular home, that's a prefab home
No mention of Boxabl? Three established factories in Las Vegas with backing by D.R. Horton the country's largest home builder. The Boxabl Casita model has ~170k people on wait list and has delivered units.
Boxabl is a scam- watch Meet Kevin’s upload about them.
They are a ponzi scheme.
Re Impessa and similar where they build and send the pieces for you to out together, that sounds like the old (up to early 20th century, I believe)Sears homes/kits they used to have.
@@kristinbytes9615
They turned me down, only an hour or two away from their facility. So stick house we go with. Not sure what happened to Champion in Troy
Thank you for the video. I'll be watching all of them. Side note, it's pronounced (May-suh) Mesa Arizona.
Thank you for helping me on the pronunciation.
@@KristinaSmallhorn No problem. Thank you for all your effort. I love how much research you put into the videos. It is appreciated.
what about S2A? what do you think about them? and thier product?
Please look into Buffalo Home builder in New York State. If modular homes come in sections to be built on site, how can sections be lifted from a flatbed truck? Seriously, I don't understand.
Nice video. Do you know what other companies build in North Carolina?
Do you have any discussions about Live Oak Homes?
Can you please explain what a panelized modular home is-thank you. Is this the same as a prefab modular home?
What are your thoughts on Boxable now?
I've been following them for years now. They are big scam because if you think about it. They still haven't come up with anything yet! Also, they always say that they're on back orders for years.
After building a second factory!
Really?😂
The latest news about them is extremely alarming. www.businessinsider.com/boxabl-founders-cash-out-millions-funding-round-tiny-homes-2024-2
Hello, thanks for this info. Is there a great company you recommend if you are living in northern Virginia, MD dc area?
2024 new house, 1400 sf, $200K in Hollywood FL, my full renewed house 1350sf was $55K in March 2022.
any insight on deer valley homes?
What do you think about Champion Homes in NC?
Yes I agree!
Palm harbor homes isn’t in my area neither is the New England or navajo. The hurricane one is but i don’t have to worry about hurricanes. :(
Wish more were available in other parts of the country. Companies should expand to sell more.
Kristina,
Thank You for Another informative Video. Your Wealth of information is a Godsend and Never Ending. I am in the process of trying to figure out which avenue to go down weather it be Manufactured, Modular, or a home built on site. I was supposed to have a home delivered last year, but two months before the delivery I received an update from the mortgage company and the mortgage monthly payment went from $ 1600 a month to almost $3000 a month. I wound up canceling everything and was able to get my down payments back. It was a total nightmare after many months of work and detail to get this home. Another consideration is a Barndaminium. Do You have any information of this type of home. I own my own land in the county parts in Central Florida.
Thank You for all the Help You provide for so many that watch your channel!!!!
Many counties across the USA do not permit these types of housing! Some you can get around the ban with a full CBS basement. At this added cost it's the same as building on site.
Westchester focus on North East Cost, Zenni in the west, Palm Harbor is manufactured homes, Do you know of any modular homes factory in the Midwest ? Thank you
So does Impresa sell the plans and a "kit" - like walls, etc? Or just the plan?
They don't ship across the states due to state codes, right?
How's Champion?
Love it !!
Thank you
Hi do you have any recommendations for modular home near the Bay Area in California.
I've been interested in looking into modular homes, but all the builders I find that advertise modular homes are actually building manufactured homes and labeling them as both manufactured and modular. I haven't been able to find a truly modular floor plan. If the two types of homes appraise differently, I can see why everyone is advertising their manufactured homes as also being modular, but I feel like that's misleading and dishonest. If anyone has suggestions for finding builders in the state of GA that actually build modular houses, I'd appreciate a link to their website!
Would love to see this in Florida.
I checked into Palm Harbor, looking for a Tiny or ADU, 500 sf and under. but they only had one of each, and those two weren't the greatest. Their manufacturing for those were too far away, so the shipping cost would be atrocious. The larger homes looked delicious though. 😉 The hunt continues.
please do this by region, Who in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconson, South and North Dakota.
Do you know of a Modular home company in Atlanta, Ga?
Do you know of any reputable modular home companies in the Seattle area.
My apologies to Kt.Smhn., But that Picture @ 3:23 With the Structures built w/ " Metal Studs, " I'm A retired Union Carpenter,
and Metal Studs are usually for " Inside Non [ weight ] Bearing walls " !
The outside Walls on Most Commercial Construction is Concrete or something of similar strength ! If any company showed
me an outside or inside wall like That for " Residential Construction " I would walk away !
There are " 2 kinds of Construction." Residential & Commercial. "
Whatever happened to Blu homes??
What is your opinion on Vanderbilt’s Clayton Homes?
My wife and I toured a modular home factory in Pa. They were located in Pines Grove, PA and they were beautiful and very well built.
You really should list and link these companies in your description. Oh, and could you please slow down just a bit?
You should check out Incredible Tiny Homes out of East Tennessee. They have a TH-cam channel and they produce very affordable homes and they also have been approved by the state government as a housing option for anyone to live in on their own property/land. They are also certified as mobile homes. And with your subscribers it could be a big boost in sales for them. Also they are in talks with Lowe’s where Lowe’s will be selling their homes through the stores.
Thank you so much for doing the research on this and providing this wealth of information 👍
Have you heard of Oakwood Homes in Farmville Virginia.
Can a modular home be built for $50,000? In West Virginia.
When I look on Palm Harbor Home's website, it looks like all they make is trailer houses. I don't see any modular homes. Palm Harbor has always been a trailer company as far as I know.
Even if they do make modular's, their website makes it impossible to find them, so I've checked them off my list just due to sheer annoyance.
zenni is only in arizona though...am looking in jefferson county NY
I was just invited to go to their factory. I will ask them when they plan to make them across the country. That seems to be their plan.
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How can we be Short That Many homes with the Number of deaths occuring Now thru the next 10 or so years?
What about Adair Homes?
Nice homes just a little to expensive!
we want info for the pacific NW, WA, OR, ID