BOXABL Homes Out in the Wild

[@BOXABL]

Thanks for dropping by BOXABL HQ, always great to see you! Looking forward to the follow up video! 🚀🤫🏠

[@luisramirez-xj2lh]

Yes indeed ,much interested and also to know land where I can sit those houses that wont be leased land .

[@mikelentz833]

Awesome company! If any company can navigate the red tape to be a success it's you guys

[@casitacathi]

Removing the tires should be allowed. An elderly person or someone with a disability is being forced to endure a flight of stairs and risking a possible injury.

[@tuusnullorum]

You're all shitbags for assisting in allowing this to pass as quality of life for anyone.

[@bryone6421]

You should invest in Zenni Home they are much nicer and don’t make excuses for bad management.

[@myyklmax]

The BOXABL Casitas remind me of a Studio Apartment. So a person, living in a budget, might work on acquire a small plot of land and sert a foundation or elevated platform, then acquire a Casita to set on that foundation or platform. And over time, they can add modules to expand their home.

[@Gbizz]

it's like real life sims :D

[@Dan-oi4kt]

Boxabl didn’t disclose its 2022 full-year performance until last month, when it reported $33 million in operating losses, doubling the total from the previous year. The two co-founders raised their base salaries by nearly $200,000 for this year. They each sold approximately $5 million in company stock last year, though they remain majority shareholders. The company doesn’t have regulatory approval to sell its Casitas in any state.

[@Original_SJB]

Normal normal, they are building houses when they should just sell campers, the camping industry would see this as a threat

[@TheBierman19]

Company is going down the tubes....

[@ridleyramos7657]

A fraud. They will scadoodle with the investor cash back to Monaco.

[@arandomguy46]

exactly, this company is a fraud

[@slowercuber7767]

As usual, GREAT INTERVIEW, Ellie! BOXABL seems to be the Tesla of "manufactured" homes.

[@ellieinspace]

Wow, thank you for the super chat!

[@TheBierman19]

Ellie, you forgot to mention that the company is going down the drain.

[@slowercuber7767]

@@TheBierman19 They may not be "making money", yet, doesn't necessarily mean they are "going down the drain". Most big idea companies start out in the red. Tesla did. SpaceX did. As BOXABL's manufacturing processes and permitting expertise improve, they may make a go of it, and I hope they make it. But, I'm not myself investing, nor looking to buy any of the units at this time.

[@slowercuber7767]

@@TheBierman19 I'd prefer the company leadership were "staying hungry" than pumping up their salaries and selling shares of stock, but the amounts stated by a detractor in another post don't sound excessive.... Frankly I've no idea about BOXABL's long term viability, but I love what they are doing and hope they and others like them succeed. Something needs to happen to get housing back on the right track, and anyone working to make affordable housing happen is on the right side of the issue, imho.

[@techiheed1845]

I would buy that!! In the UK, any temporary building doesn't require planning permission. Great granny flat right there.

[@lancebeare8314]

I know you didn't just compare a 170,000 sf factory to a 10,000,000 sf gigafactory (Tesla), right? The wait is still about 10 years for a boxable, going on Amazon would increase that to a 50 year wait.

[@starrycoyote]

Nice update! Hope you can make another when the Casita 2.0 is rolling off the new line;););)

[@wadecrawford6445]

What are all the government regulations this guy is talking about? Wheels have to stay on according to what regulation? My only guess would be that these Casitas don’t meet the IBC MINIMUM requirements for an R-3 dwelling, and then have to be considered under the Recreation Vehicle, just like a fifth wheel or motor home.

[@4kassis]

So can you show us anyone who actually uses one of those? All I see I see is advertising, Is this a case of the emperors new casita?

[@commuterbranchline8132]

Wow, what a great update Ellie, thanks for sharing!

[@breft3416]

It strikes me as odd that much money has been collected, much marketing has been done and so few have been built. Not so fast is accurate.

[@aj12271]

My understanding is they use traditional hot water tanks in these. Are they considering on demand tankless water heaters? I think that is a more efficient way to go. Thanks for any updates!

[@WizardKingCorey]

Not always, well water or very hard water and it's not

[@TheBierman19]

Your investment into this will pay off for years to come.

[@f0xstrike]

Thanks!

[@nickfosterxx]

Factory-made, modular, design-it-yourself homes are undoubtedly the future (where high density or inefficient land use is irrelevant), but the whole idea that it should have to unfold, just one time, adds unnecessary cost and complexity where the same space could be more flexibly designed and delivered as multiple loads just bolted and stacked together on site - which is how the vast majority of such homes are made. Kit-form works at so many levels - this is basically the apex of that pyramid. It reminds me of the Cybertruck - for exactly what problem is this the ideal solution. Real engineering fans might be skeptical. Still a very cool product.

[@harrywebster963]

Yes, sir, you are right. Boxable is not a future concept

[@MrH786]

The problem is that most regulators in affluent areas prohibit small housing under 1500-2000 sq feet. Most of these homes either have to be built on private land far from urban areas or used for specific uses like employee housing (i.e. - SpaceX) or student housing. The government fears that affordable housing will attract all sorts of problems.

[@billhanna2148]

Its also the Construction Industry and their friends the trades that are going to get crushed so these guys are probably pushing the regulators in the way of Boxable.

[@lasvegasbound6167]

Yet, the short-term rental companies are allowed to go wild with their purchases of very limited quantities of conventional housing, exacerbating the purchase market for regular families. What sort of 'affordable housing' has prevented the 'problems' you speak of?

[@bigdogsilverhound]

These are meant for ADU's in those neighborhoods.

[@addision13]

I posted a comment, and then found a video answering my concern. I think these are a great idea now.

[@ross077]

Good tour and interview Ellie. BOXABL's Paulo is a well spoken and shrewd businessman.

[@ellieinspace]

He answers every question I have which I feel is rare

[@sherbournesubwaymess]

The red tape/bureaucracy has everything to do with size/property taxes. A smaller property means less property taxes vs larger. That's why cities love single detached homes with big back yards or condos where the density can make up for the amount of revenue it generates. A small box house is basically a mini-detached home, it won't bring in the $$$, which is why cities don't want them.

[@bearcubdaycare]

Strong Towns and others bust this myth, and show that cities often get massively more net income from blocks crammed with inexpensive buildings, even single story ones, than from sprawling suburban tracts, which also cost a fortune once it's time to rebuild the water, sewer, and roads, at their end of life a few decades in. Sprawling acre lots like mine yield less per acre, or relative to cost of government services, than much smaller lots, even the ones with very small grandfathered homes. There are studies and analyses showing this.

[@jamesgood6065]

Sears sold houses through catalogs back in the day. Modular construction will revolutionize housing and make homes available again to the masses.

[@keruetz]

Thanks for the update. I have a home a small amount of acerage. I need some additional space. Adding a casita behind my existing home is what I’m thinking. I’m just biding time until I can actually get a feel for what the purchase, delivery, and setup cost/process is really going to be.

[@davincisghost9228]

Looking forward to your vid of the factory tour. Thanks Ellie.

[@elrobo3568]

As a developer I have found that when governments put ridiculous requirements on new products it's often done under the guise of "consumer safety" I had a ranch on a rural part of Arizona and was looking at having a modular home built. The house was built in a factory to ALL the building specs and brought to the site and assembled on a normal foundation slab. The county fought with me and said it was a "mobile home" and was not allowed. I was preparing to go to court and finally had a semi reasonable "inspector" look at the plans and engineering and pictures of a fully built home he finally sent me a letter allowing the build. I now am in another county in Arizona and the fight goes on.

[@l.b.5376]

Loo at all those employees on the floor! business must be booming!!!

[@memnayban]

Being able to see inside an installed unit away from the factory with operational utilities would be nice, rather than just seeing the inside of the same casita in every video. How about showing some of the other designs available or functioning water and electricity.

[@naturestone3148]

You are right. It seems like a dream being sold - and remain a dream, except for the company that collected Millions from Investors...

[@stickynorth]

Still waiting for the production roll out. How much time do they actually need before getting production ramped up? Seriously... Enough hype, just build them already! The demand is certainly there and then some...

[@kauffmanba]

Thanks, Ellie. Great coverage.

[@anthonyesparsen7776]

these are called mobile homes guy's when wheels are on the building , built by HUD codes not coventional IRC built homes

[@Dan-oi4kt]

Modular home builder faces SEC inquiry Boxabl’s business practices, executives, funding scrutinized. Well I hope the corrupt management father and son learn something.

[@__-tz6xx]

I hope the assembly line workers are not overworked and work at a reasonable pace. This assembly line would be a good application for specific robots and humanoid robots.

[@dherman0001]

We ask for a Boxables update, and Ellie delivers!!

[@manicdee983]

"Aging in place" regulations aren't just about the tap handles, they're about considering what types of taps and sinks work well for people with limited dexterity. As an example if you don't build a sink big enough, that's not just a matter of replacing taps, that's an entire replacement kitchen required. It's much cheaper to build the kitchen right the first time around. Please follow up on that regulation issue. I wouldn't be surprised to find that there are conflicting regulations between some states in the USA, much less between USA and Canada or USA and Europe. It bothers me when I hear people talk about regulation being the only thing getting in the way of their business plans, because those regulations probably came into existence because someone's great business plan resulted in decades of damage that will cost ten times as much to rectify as the business saved in the first place. Then there's the issue of converting caravans into permanent homes: they aren't designed for permanent habitation. The standards for caravans are much lower or non-existent in terms of insulation, power efficiency, or water proofing. This is one reason for not being allowed to take the wheels off a caravan and call it a house: it simply doesn't meet the standards for housing, so it's not a house and shouldn't be treated as such.

[@denspri5844]

Can we please have a review by someone who has bought one of these and is actually living in it? Has anyone actually bought one?

[@ellieinspace]

If I could find someone, I’d interview them

[@denspri5844]

@@ellieinspaceThanks Ellie. I was a big fan of Boxabl but now I’m very wary of them. Seems to be lots of pump but no actual sales to real people that I’m aware of.

[@denspri5844]

@@ellieinspaceThanks Ellie. I was a big fan of Boxabl but I’m very wary of them now. Lots of pump but no actual sales to real people so far as I can see. Now looking at a small passive house by a Canadian manufacturer.

[@TheBierman19]

Call Elon, he lives in one.

[@denspri5844]

@@TheBierman19 LoL. Did he ever admit to living in one? Seems like everyone seems to think he lives in one, including Boxabl. Everything around this company appears to be promises and Innuendo but no actual sales to the people they claim to be making these homes for.

[@jonevansauthor]

The homes on wheels thing is absolutely bonkers. Half the tiny house movement claims they've built a tiny house but it's just a caravan if it has wheels and perhaps this is why? Just a bunch of Americans doing it and flooding the web with 'houses' that have wheels. Planning permission is a major roadblock in the UK too, even for infrastructure and it badly needs reform. We can be protected without completely preventing sensible development which we badly need to be done.

[@dyrectory_com]

Where are all these 'homes' being purchased and place? I don't see anyone online who has purchased one. Seems like a lot of talk at this point. Can anyone provide a name of a video on YT of someone owning one of these?

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

THX ELLIE🤗 FOR THE UPDATE ON BOXABLE 💚💚💚

[@markhatch1267]

People giving Boxabl a bad time for taking too long... This is typical of the current generation that does not have appreciation for the generations that have gone before them, and all the hard work put in by so many, that has gone into every single thing that passes through their hands.

[@TheBierman19]

Boxabl is crap......that's why it's taking so long......has nothing to do with current generation.

[@MrGchiasson]

My 1st thought...buy the $10K model...and set up hundreds of them for homeless veterans...1st priority. Set them up outside of a city...each one..address, phone & email.. a starting point for the people we can actually save.

[@DantesBobolink]

What model is that?

[@TheBierman19]

Homeless Veterans have enough BS to deal with, why would you want to move them into one of these pieces of crap??

[@Timebaron]

Ellie....there are multiple videos that are very negative about this company and product.....thoughts?

[@ellieinspace]

I understand many videos have been made about BOXABL. Since it has become the most viewed video on my channel, I felt visiting the factory while I was already in Vegas was a good idea. I can only report what I see. And while I do not have access to company books, I do appreciate Paolo never shys away from a question. Furthermore, for under two years of production, I think it’s unrealistic to expect immediate fullfilment. Look at Cybertruck

[@rogerf7265]

I had a single wide mobile home and by law the axles had to stay under the house even after it was set up on site. It even had to have a license plate mounted to the front and be registered or titled with the DMV which is ridiculous in its own right. It was built in 1979 so these laws have been around for a long time.

[@Montcoshire]

How is the plumbing working? Are they connecting to septic tanks? How does it work?

[@TheBierman19]

......it doesn't work. Quit asking practical questions......

[@naturestone3148]

@@TheBierman19 😂😁 Because they are selling a Dream.

[@Southwest_Trailblazers]

What state makes you take the wheels off? Or is this Federal?

[@radiofreealbemuth8540]

Ellie, were the 3 casitas inhabited? Any reviews from them?

[@ellieinspace]

No, I knocked on all three Tried to interview someone at the office too

[@tra757200]

What is the current lead-time for a Boxable? It used to be years. I would hope it has improved?

[@chilzone966]

Thanks, just retired would love to deliver using the 3 Cybertrucks I ordered. I even have idea for a attachable crane quick setup using the Cybertruck as the foundation. Opening up the unit roofing should not be a problem.

[@TheBierman19]

You are a smart cookie......keep investing in the Cybertruck and Boxabl.....and you will be rich.

[@TheBierman19]

Yeah, don't worry about opening up the unit roofing.....it won't be a problem. These units never leak during rainstorms.

[@bjs2022]

There is no requirement to leave the axle/wheels and hitch on mobile/manufactured homes in California. I live in one that was built and sited in the early 1970s and it is graded in on three sides. The fancy one in Malibu that has beach access for surfing has million dollar "trailers".

[@sonictech1000]

Leaving the wheels on probably allows this to be an RV rather than a structure and thus avoid a lot of regulations.

[@jrghays46]

Love it. Thanks for the update!

[@gregorychaney7604]

Another great video about a potential solution for affordable housing, one of the most important topics of our time. It would be great if you could do an interview with a "Scott Manley" of the housing industry to give an even handed, unbiased overview of the Boxabl product. BTW If they are required to stay on wheels, its because they don't meet local building codes for permanent structures. It would be interesting to know why. Keep up the excellent work! Cheers from Alaska

[@eric1565]

It need to pass test and that is a lengthy process. Some states are approve already

[@eric1565]

@@pin65371show me a folding 400-1200 squarefeet home which can ship on highway with a pick up truck.

[@eric1565]

@@pin65371 show me a 400-1200 folding house which can be ship by a pick up truck.

[@eric1565]

@@pin65371because it is cheap to move it that way. Move pieces into a field to work on them is not very efficient compared to have everything installed in factory with robots and general factory workers.

[@naturestone3148]

Good point. I did my homework too. ;-) Pretty sad...BoxNotAble...

[@DouglasJMark]

Great update Ellie. Thanks very much. I love your clever cut scenes that you insert now. Some of this information was mind blowing. Two questions come to my mind. Can you ask PAOLO if he’s considered BOXABL for indigenous peoples? Their regulations are likely less restrictive. Also, I wonder if they can join more than one BOXABL together to form a larger home? Lots of love to all.❤❤❤

[@mathization]

Nice idea, or maybe another room.

[@bytejourneycodes]

​@@mathizationisn't that what they did at 7:55

[@mathization]

@@bytejourneycodes I suppose that scene is the standard kit , but maybe other rooms can be ordered if needed. I'm not sure right now.

[@eric1565]

@@mathizationcasista is 1 modules. 3 different modules which you can stack and connect to build any configuration you want. Also, each module can be customized as well.

[@zx1100a1]

Thanks for this update Ellie. I would like to own a couple of these someday.

[@francesmccrory1794]

None of them have permits so they can't be lived in. Also the money they have taken in is being misused good luck ever getting one. They are going on ask forgiveness not permission. That's not working for them

[@SteveGouldinSpain]

Paulo has an interesting accent. Some would call it 'mid-Atlantic'. Anyone know where he's from?

[@jonevansauthor]

He's a Londoner but now has American citizenship and seems to have lived there for quite some time.

[@officialwildcardadventures]

Great video Ellie!

[@sagecoach]

BOXABL should not overlook railroads for moving large volumes. Send me the basic one to test cold weather performance in northern Wisconsin. It is permitted with approval.

[@TheBierman19]

Do you want cold weather approval??? OK, they will get you that information right away. Just sit by your phone, you will be getting a call soon.

[@thediydentalchairguy7269]

I would imagine that the issue with taking the wheels off the house would make it a permanent structure and it would be eligible for a conventional mortgage loan where as a mobile home trailer still on wheels is not eligible for this type of loan. Maybe to keep financing restricted and comparables pricing higher.

[@BobDeWitt-pl9qp]

I've asked this before . . . what about power, water & sewage? Love what you guys are doing, but that stuff does not just spring out of the ground by itself. Surely you have a plan for that?

[@TheBierman19]

Yeah.....they got a plan for that. The plan is they don't give a .......

[@Phillipnoogen]

​@TheBierman19 lol why are you upset? They build the module and you must have land that has a foundation and everything ready to set up. Then you just hook it all up.

[@BobDeWitt-pl9qp]

@@Phillipnoogen Because we need affordable housing and they are positioned to provide it but it's not gonna happen without utilities and they are mute on the subject.

[@TheBierman19]

@@Phillipnoogen Boxabl is a crap product that is ripping people off .......

[@Phillipnoogen]

@BobDeWitt-pl9qp it's a private company. What do you expect? It's not federal. They're selling a product that's all built and done. You would need to hire electrician, plumbers etc to set up before your boxabl is delivered. No way all that will be included for 60k. Ultimately you'll probably spend like at most 200k or less with the boxable to have everything setup

[@bryone6421]

They are actually quite primitive in comparison to what real companies are offering right now. Check out the Citizen in Arizona, $125,000 and actually available now.

[@jimparr01Utube]

The obvious strength of this fellow (both physically and mentally is his best asset. Best of fortunes to Boxubil going forward. Now I am going to see what this bloke "Meet Kevin" is wittering on about.

[@snafees7]

This is awesome. I did know about this company but thanks for this wonderful in-depth video. Looking forward to invest here in the near future.

[@TheBierman19]

Oh, you should invest today. Send in your money as quick as possible.

[@markclark787]

Thanks for the update

[@STxFisherman]

Very interesting update on Boxabl. Thanks.

[@jimcabezola3051]

Excellent video on an excellent product!

[@ellieinspace]

Thank you!

[@TheBierman19]

I would double -check, on weather this is a good product, or not.

[@jimcabezola3051]

@@TheBierman19 Pre-fabricated houses tend to be sturdier than individually-built houses. All the measurements of the parts tend to be more accurately cut, too.

[@lezbriddon]

at 12:20 is that a demo model, because the transition from pink to white looks terrible, and that bent skirting/fence, wow, wheres the skilled labour being hired from? layoffs from boeing ? I like boxabl but geesh thats some bad example to have in a vid

[@ed.puckett]

Your skill and professionalism as an interviewer really shows in these videos!!

[@imjody]

This was awesome. Thank you for returning to Boxabl and sharing with us some updates! Looking forward to seeing where Boxabl will be in two year's time! Hope to start seeing them in the wild. WE NEED THIS CHEAPER HOUSING! 😊

[@daydreamer77w46]

Do all boxables have FLAT ROOFS? LOVE THE LOG CABIN AND ROCKS WOULD LAST LOOOONGGG TIME👍How much is it? Do they have catalog and prices on line some WHERE???? 🏆🙏

[@lourdessilva6442]

Sem palavras esse documentário grata conhecimento e vida nos liberta sucesso adoro seus vídeos e por poder assistir com legenda

[@ravencroftgraphics3d]

i absolutely want one of these, and i hope it can ship (and be ok to use) in other countries.

[@RichardChappell1]

The mor likely option is a local factory.

[@MrGaborseres]

Fascinating stuff, thanks Ellie 👍🌹

[@ellieinspace]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jameswulzen590]

Do you ship to Hawaii, the Big Island for example.

[@EllaBellaPhotographySA]

You should buy one and start a boxable home vlog channel ❤

[@TheBierman19]

The reason she can't buy one, is because these things are crap, and the company is going down the drain.

[@connieashley8632]

I like these, but would love to see one that's lived in and fully decorated. The only thing I'd change, is a wall to separate the bedroom. "Incredible Tiny Homes" in Tennessee realized the lack of places to park Tiny Homes, and purchased many acres for his Tiny homes to park, I believe for around $400/mo., but you still have to pay your utilities yourself unless you're off-grid Solar.. Otherwise, I haven't found a place to put these in for less than $600/mo., but many places are much more for lot rent, some more than $1,000 a month. It's ridiculous. It almost defeats the purpose of "affordability."

[@bamabldr66]

Ellie, I agree. They are a wonderful idea. I'm not doing it anymore but I have sold and/or built 250 New Homes and when I can I support Habitat Humanity. Boxable takes it one step further! Ty Pennington would love ❤️ the idea. At least I think he would. -Cliff Battleship Marine Supply Fairhope, Alabama

[@TheBierman19]

Cliff, Get out of the Battleship Supply business, and get invested in Boxabl....... Alabama has the perfect stupidity for Boxbul......you could make millions.

[@TheBierman19]

I just called Ty Pennington, and he is going to come to Alabama and do a show on Boxbul. The time to invest is NOW.

[@terryjagers2280]

Does BOXBL have plans for international expansion like to Europe, UK?

[@eric1565]

Yes

[@bigdogsilverhound]

Plans? NO ! Dreams? Yes.

[@naturestone3148]

@@bigdogsilverhound Try this in Germany....Have fun in 2124...regulations. ;-)

[@johnnybq2]

Perhaps the biggest problem is meeting the septic regulations of your town and state... and the associated cost of installing such a septic system.

[@Sam-gc9yp]

Shovel and a 55 gallon drum

[@lordinquis8r679]

Thanks, Ellie!

[@TheShorterboy]

yeah "the road to hell is paved with good intentions"

[@naturestone3148]

Some say it is a Scam and started as a good idea.

[@francesmccrory1794]

Ellie how much are they paying you? Camp grounds are not housing. Are they actually permitted for RVs or is this just more bullshit they are telling you.

[@TheBierman19]

Ellie has no idea what she is talking about.......

[@barnacleluffy7796]

This is the biggest scam, I have had a deposit on a Boxable for 3years and you have a better chance milking a cobra than getting a boxable.

[@harrywebster963]

Is deposit refundable? Or no? How much did you spend? What is the reason you preordered boxable? They save money for trucking companies only for delivery. I don’t see any other benefits

[@plebeian_egalitarian]

Yep so far it's a huge scam. There is not one review video online from an actual person installing a Boxabl. It doesn't take years to gear up production for something like this.

[@RochusMr]

Ask for your money back. You don’t seem like you ordered anything

[@bartdeking]

BACK IN THE DAY the man was working the women at home looking after the kids. NOW they are both working and are happy to live in a box 😂

[@naturestone3148]

Thats a great improvement - dont you think? 😂😉

[@Crunch_dGH]

Any sent to disaster strewn areas? Any made with stilts as now needed on recently climate change inundated Marshall Islands' residential & military facilities? (Any way to mitigate the Ticky-Tacky appearance as referenced in "Little Boxes" by Pete Seeger, Buffie St. Marie, et al?)

[@TheGreatestJuJu]

This will be a great combination with Self Driving cars. People will start to buy land outside of cities because commuting will be much easier and land to put a Boxable will be a more attractive than a crowded city.

[@TheBierman19]

You are a forward thinker...... keep investing in this and you will be a millionaire

[@CraigThomson-ik3sz]

Ellie you got scammed! Ever try to find a present day working unit / neighborhood?

[@stephenreese5921]

Once you have transited the United States, you realize just how much land there is that hasn’t been occupied. The cost of land, is the deciding factor!

[@joevelaarmy]

Would this survive in Tornado alley?

[@TheBierman19]

Sure, this would survive in Tornado Alley.....why would you think it wouldn't????

[@Whosurdaddy71]

No one wants to wait 7-10 years min for a box 😂

[@Deputydog-xk5jl]

So have they delivered ANY BOXABL’s yet?

[@TheBierman19]

No, but keep investing......

[@alexnoori3399]

I have never seen a video showing people actually working there; there is always NO ONE in the factory, only a few people in front. How many have they produced so far?

[@bigdogsilverhound]

They produced and sold 156 and sold them to the government about 2 years ago. Since then, it's basically been an R&D facility. He just admitted they can't sell any because of government regulations. I recall a few months ago they were approved in the state of Utah.

[@naturestone3148]

@@bigdogsilverhound The Mormon Church approved this?

[@Californiansurfer]

❤❤. I just removed my jacuzzi and I have space for this. How much would it cost to ship to Downey California and the cost. Basic.. thanks.

[@scstang377]

Gov is The issue!!

[@OClop]

Is it legal in the state of Utah????❤❤

[@naturestone3148]

I heard that they just approved it.

[@SirCarlosMusicBMI]

I’m not quite finished watching this video but do you actually place prices on these ??? Thank you 🙏

[@johnthomas5806]

thanks Ellie

[@Jose.Q_]

Thats crazy that the law requires boxabl/casitas to have a chassis with wheels on them , theres some companies that sell foldable homes thro home depot and amazon the same size or less for about $50k and under and those arent required to have a chassis with wheels , i wonder if its one of those pick and choose who to enforce the laws on and who not too

[@TheBierman19]

If it has wheels on it, it's easier to get it to the dump.

[@waynegill6198]

The briefest bit of research into this company raises all sorts of red flags.....be careful who you work with Ellie.

[@naturestone3148]

Finally someone that thinks.👌👍

[@ReefmanAI]

Thank you for providing these updates on such a fantastic product and company!

[@ellieinspace]

Glad you like them!

[@ALANMcK1956infj]

Anybody that invested just lost all their money

[@danosborne9658]

Great idea. Please don't invest. Then there will be more shares for me to purchase. $1000 will get you 1,234 shares. well worth the "risk". Oh yeah, do your homework and maybe a factory tour.

[@dr.strange333]

Thanks for the content and Does Boxabl allowed in DMV area. This is perfect and I need urgently the answer thanks.

[@TheBierman19]

Sure, Boxbul is allowed in DMV area, no problem......It will be perfect.

[@marksadventures3889]

A channel could be devoted to this project and it's practical use.

[@tekteam26]

It would be nice if there was a version of the BOXABL that allowed for modular configurations so that you could buy three to five modules and fit them together in their final configuration at the building site. This would allow for customizable homes based on the common module that could be standardized around three or four standard modules that can be butted up against each other like you would while playing dominoes.

[@bigdogsilverhound]

That was their original intent, but that is many years away.

[@TheBierman19]

Speaking of dominos......that is a great analogy of what is going to happen to a Boxabl unit during a rainstorm.

[@harrywebster963]

What is the reason to preorder boxable? They save money for trucking companies only for delivery. I don’t see any other benefits