Build A House In 2 HOURS?? FOLDABLE Modular Homes

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

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[@daviddavid5916]

what was that price?

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

david david at 12:33 seconds he says the price.

[@daviddavid5916]

@@KristinaSmallhorn I would like to take you to dinner

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

@@daviddavid5916 As long as my husband can come too. :)

[@daviddavid5916]

@@KristinaSmallhorn Oh sorry I didn't know, Well your husband is a very lucky man.

[@19GENESE13]

$50K plus all appliances sounds great to me . Something I wouldn't have to finance and spend 30 years paying for .

[@luvbig41]

Definitely interesting. Instead of looking for a house..... I will start looking for land.

[@omotolaoyeniyi631]

Exactly!

[@mariecameau4615]

If u have the money 💲 to buy cash

[@19GENESE13]

@Rafael I dont live in China, but thanks for the info 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@MissTique247]

Absolutely! I mean, I dont ask for much, but I don't want to live in a shack either! This is modern and sturdy. Its generically appealing. But that's where the fun comes in! It becomes YOUR HOME and you can decorate it to reflect your individuality! Love it! But remember, you also have to purchase the property it's going to be installed! THAT ain't cheap!

[@melz3752]

I think this company is doing something amazing. Too many cities are so expensive that only the very wealthy can buy a house. Having a way to better help people in times of crisis is the icing on top. Great job!

[@zhenyucai8688]

This isn't something for the cities. It's more for the suburbs/ outer areas.

[@MegaSnow121]

@@zhenyucai8688 Why not? I could see these homes on smaller lots within city limits, at least in smaller to medium size cities. However, I agree these would probably work best in suburbia, though suburbia often has more expensive land to put these homes on. It all depends on the area you want to put one of these in. Property costs vary wildly from area to area.

[@tru2love610]

Now land costs are going up sadly

[@babymoon5282]

You're not thinking about the cost of land and land development. Cities land is overpriced and the average person can't afford it.

[@jayokay7044]

The nice one is actually 100k the one without flooring is 50k

[@williamgarman2031]

Just fold up the house when in-laws are coming over, they'll never find ya!!!

[@williamgarman2031]

@@KristinaSmallhorn she was last seen running out a folding door with a porkchop in each hand and barbeque sauce all over her face. LOLZ!!

[@thegreatone2344]

🤣🤣🤣

[@miahstalings8572]

William Garman facts!

[@lsdnation1306]

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[@kandake40]

😂

[@Darwinsmom]

I am absolutely in love with this idea! For years my dream has been to build a container house with a small interior courtyard that would double as a greenhouse for growing food. Having seen this concept, I am so open to everything about this. Freaking AWESOME!

[@kiki29073]

Me.too. They became too popular and now are expensive.n

[@androssteague]

My mom told me I better not catch you in L.A. chasing your dreams and then living in a box somewhere. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!!!

[@warrentoles3127]

Hahaha. I'm moving to LA too and thinkin bout getting one

[@cesar2146]

@@warrentoles3127 la is a waste of money and time

[@warrentoles3127]

@@cesar2146 I need the weather for sports and farming. I also need the beach. Its also not going to cost me anything lol

[@___GhostRider___]

Ha ha..😜😂😂

[@smm7540]

Smart woman.

[@jennybradshaw7857]

I think this is a great option for someone looking to downsize to a tiny home without getting some skinny thing on wheels.

[@BOXABL]

😁

[@carolwilliams8840]

I agree. I'm planning to retire in about four years and would love something like this.

[@ravenlorans]

But at $50,000 You could Build a Nice Size 16x28 Cabin Fully Done and Still have $35,000-$30,000 Left Over. These are Over Priced.

[@nopleaseno2515]

@@ravenlorans it’s 10$ for a 2x4 where I live. If you cannot build, plumb, wire a house yourself there is no way you can do it for 15,000$. Rule of thumb is figure out the cost of materials and double it for a built turn key building. I’m in southern Ontario Canada. Edit: everything is over priced. Lol

[@ravenlorans]

@@nopleaseno2515 People Build Cabins/Shed ( I did NOT Say House) all the Time for Well Under $15,000. Then Finish them Off for a Few Thousand More to Live in. OR Just buy the Prebuilt Shed/Cabin from Home Depot or other supplier for the $15,000 and again, Only a few Thousand more to Finish it. But that $15,000 Includes Labor Costs. So Building it Yourself can be done for Half that. Again, Seen it done All The Time. So Many Videos of it here on YT. Who says you need to buy all Brand New Stuff to Finish also???? Bargain Hunt. Used Window, Kitchen Cabinets, Used Tubs and Toilets and So On.... Go Harbor Freight Solar for Minor Electric ( Lights ) and Only Commercial for that stuff that needs it. Do it yourself. > In Town/City Limits is Different than living outside Town/City Limits and not needing shitloads of Permits outside C/T Limits. Also MAY depend on State and or Country you live in< Where I Live, All I needed was a Septic Permit that is suppose to be Renewed at $450 Every Year that you do not have Septic Installed but can be Bypassed if you are Composting. Have not renewed my Septic permit since I got it 12yrs ago. Other than that, The City/Town/State Inspector says I can build whatever I want, NO Permits needed since I live Outside C/T Limits. Even if you Live 50yrds from C/T Limits, It the Same and No one can say anything about it. YES Lumber has Gone UP..$100 for 1 Sheet of Ply and 3 4x4's. Gas is Up 0.30 - 0.50 Also. Since Biden was "elected".

[@creativesolutionsandart]

He had me at mold resistant.

[@sort_of_a_homestead]

That's what I am looking for. We need a mold safe place to live.

[@mnlife4506]

I mow a ladies house and she had a dope house on a lake it got molding and she got super sick I think these are awesome I want one so bad!!

[@__-tz6xx]

I would like that too. Didn't enjoy living in a cheep moldy apartment for a couple of month which took a while to get the smell off my items. (got rid of some of my items)

[@missyb9035]

Yes !!

[@420saralou]

Had me at hurricane proof! I want to put one on Maui!

[@genny9405]

It would be interesting to see how they hold up after 10 years in various climates. Thank you for sharing!

[@ranterredhead5005]

I'd be willing to test it out for an exhorbitant discount tax deduction for them... as senior citizen.

[@BOXABL]

These are made from steel concrete and EPS foam... they will last forever! No traditional wood to rot away....

[@genny9405]

@@BOXABL that's cool!

[@lornettejoseph7338]

@@BOXABL are these suitable for the caribbean climate?

[@BOXABL]

@@lornettejoseph7338 Yes they will do great. High winds and water won't hurt them.

[@jcozad3215]

This has been needed for a long time. I hope many companies spring up with similar units. Maybe even smaller units especially. I am impressed with the creativity and American ingenuity! Even at 83, if I had the land, I would be tempted to do this.

[@nb4749]

If you can get past all the bureaucracy, these would be great for young 20 somethings that can't afford high-priced stick houses.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I agree!

[@deadwingdomain]

Stick Houses. Lolz That's sounds derogatory...

[@QuaiChandler-nn5du]

*30 somethings with a bachelor degrees who pay $750 a month in student loans

[@salahdinety]

Wow this my dream home tired of dealing with roommates

[@BOXABL]

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[@a.k.4085]

I totally understand!

[@jenniferbeatty7545]

You should choose your roommate wisely. Obviously, you didn't.

[@nahmos658]

Jedidah Fire 😆

[@beatsdontstop305]

😂😂😂😂

[@chrystallee5528]

With the homeless population continuing to increase as the Middle class slides into the Poor class. I can see this type of housing being of great benefit in alleviating the crisis in a cost efficient and timely manner.

[@BOXABL]

😁

[@chrystallee5528]

@artist one ok we get it. You don't like this type of housing. Who are you anyway? Some sort of "Super Troll" on here. I've read all of your comments on this vlog. They're all negative. So don't invest in one of these homes. I like this idea. The company builds it in the factory. Delivers the home to your site and sets it up in like a day. The buyer of course has to coordinate setting up water and power. This gives the owner options like, Solar energy, Rainwater reclamation or well water, Propane or all electric for power and heat etc... I can purchase a beautiful lot down the street from me (5 acres) for $13,000. And taxes, well we all gotta pay taxes. Even after you're dead and cold in the ground the damned government comes for their taxes. With all of these costs I can still see this home coming in under $100,000. So what's your problem?

[@markbtw7987]

Maybe at some point, but you could build a basic 20x20 stick and brick for $15,000 easy (finished out inside). The solution to homelessness is cutting municipal regulations so that it's easy to build 20x20 semi off-grid units in the $7,000-$20,000 price range. Homelessness becomes a problem when there's barely any options in between tent city squaller and $2,000/mo apartments.

[@bluemopdisaster6445]

@@chrystallee5528 $100,000 !? I was hoping for $20,000, for the first floor of course maybe $25,000.

[@markbtw7987]

@@caasi09ification Their poor living situation absolutely exacerbates their issues. Don't tell me you wouldn't be a mentally unstable drug addict until you've been forced onto the street, unable to get a shower, sleep in a bed, go anywhere without having all of your stuff stolen, etc. It could happen to anyone. We need to lower minimum wage so that more jobs open up for these people to re-enter society. I sympathize greatly with homeless drug addicts but their work isn't worth $15/hr until they prove themselves. But if bare bones housing is more than $350/mo, it won't work. There's no logical reason you shouldn't be able to find a place to stay today for $350/m0 in any metropolis city no matter how populated. That's step one. At that point, they could afford a modest rent for a bare bones 20x20 studio. Some may only need 10x10 to regain sanity. Solar panels, community water and bathrooms, etc. LA has plenty of space where they could allow people to build their own tiny houses in place of the tent cities. Japanese style guest houses are another great idea. The problem is that in the US landlords can't just kick people out if they're a nuisance to other tenants, so these kind of guest houses become a problem. There should be creative and innovative solutions popping up everywhere, but regulations thwart it. The real estate lobbyist are pulling the strings of the municipal politicians in places like LA and San Francisco. They will pay for their mistakes more and more as homelessness becomes worse and worse.

[@nancyloomis3046]

I’m definitely interested in alternatively built housing. I watch a lot of tiny house & other alternative housing vids. Maybe for myself in the future,...but I think it is the wave of now and the future. It almost HAS to be. Our world demands it, needs it. Traditional building is going to become more of a luxury. And people are getting tired of having to sink 30 or more years into a mortgage or just not being able to own and struggling to pay outrageous rents and maybe staying at a job they hate to pay for a roof over their head. People are clamoring for something else. Box-built, modular, tiny houses, tiny houses on wheels, RVs, boat houses, converted buses and shipping containers are all being used to create cheaper, flexible, more energy efficient and affordable living. Great vid. Thanks!

[@barbibutton9619]

Well said..me too & I agree. I'm even considering a Skoolie

[@BOXABL]

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[@c-wrongakas8tanictattooist707]

Nancy I enjoyed your comment ...I agree, the way you worded it tugs at the heartstrings😢

[@nancyloomis3046]

C-Wrong aka S8TANIC TATTOOIST 🙏 😊

[@kevinrussell6530]

@Nancy Loomis I agree with you 100%!

[@MsJamrocky]

Freaking amazing!!!! The disaster relief concept stands out the most for me.

[@Sherry_Armstrong]

be a good idea if you have a big yard and they could set this up in the back for a aging parent . they could have there space too

[@jackassqwe2]

Yes. I zillow a big lot around the coast and plan on one day to make it happen.

[@joshuadelaughter]

That's a great idea.

[@McL0VINNN]

Ill put my mother in law in there, then fold the house.

[@pb3kupunar]

This type of housing could work as an ADU (accessory dwelling unit). It's less expensive than creating housing by building an addition to an existing structure.

[@JKBelle]

@@McL0VINNN LOL 😂 be nice now

[@amoscardoza5253]

I believe traditional building will continue but we need options for people. Efficiency is key and the path of the future!

[@amoscardoza5253]

@@KristinaSmallhorn absolutely sister!!!!

[@BOXABL]

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[@dumptrump8636]

Jeez.. so many possibilities. Stack for “instant” housing/dorm, clinic, school, retirement village, huge off-grid community, etc.. Safe, durable and affordable.. and that Magcrete! 🤯 Can’t these be transported by train, too? What’s not to love? 😍

[@BOXABL]

Yes we can put them on a train!!

[@donnam6337]

It’s great for the many single seniors, college students, communities of all types, the homeless would live it. If you are a young couple live in it to save money and add a second module on top or next to it for the kids.

[@rattledronnie9962]

Finally, a house that is more than affordable. And you can add sections without being in dept forever. I am saving now.. Hopefully they can ship to NC in a couple of years. Great video.. Thank you

[@wordeeone4996]

Kristina Smallhorn but they don’t currently ship to NC.

[@itsyevette836]

Kristina Smallhorn what about northwest IL or southwest Michigan ?

[@lindaphillips4246]

@@itsyevette836 or Canada?

[@sfbluestar]

How come this company is only selling their shares and not their homes?!

[@SusieQSydney]

Yeah, it's pretty concerning. After 4 years, he hasn't met any of his milestones. There was another video exposing the fact that not just the lack of hitting mile stones promised but many more alarming fact conducted I think by politician you might want to watch as to why people losing greater confidence not just lacking in what they haven't delivered are the many more facts deeply concerning for investors!

[@jimmyd2938]

This is exactly what I'm looking for, and could help in states with huge homeless issues. This could help solve areas that need housing. This is community service at it's best!!

[@Kbuzmin99]

This is a great idea and opportunity for almost anyone looking for more affordable housing. Of course, I think there will always be a need for the traditional built houses for those who can afford it, but this gives more options to those who cannot. With homelessness increasing and disasters increasing, this could be a game changer if we can get local lawmakers on board. I love this idea. 👍

[@BOXABL]

We are working hard to help homelessness and disasters! Lawmakers won't be able to deny us for long...

[@MrCashgold]

Lol...Disasters are not increasing. It's just the news of it flies around the internet in 6 seconds. Too much MSM for you. If you knew anything about the history of the earth, you would know we are in an unusual stable period. FACTS.

[@c-wrongakas8tanictattooist707]

I agree Lin, they should put some laws on it that FORBID and make it UNLAWFUL for investors and others to buy out the affordable and jacking up the price of living, NO ONE SHOULD BE HOMELESS IN THIS COUNTRY

[@aniinnrchoque1861]

If they don't we get the lawmakers off the board :P

[@brianjones7660]

@@c-wrongakas8tanictattooist707 what about drug addicts and serial single mothers who cant bathe regularly let alone maintain a house? Thats another money pit for the Govt. to waste our $ on,,,

[@nicolewatson2032]

This is a great solution to homelessness. Our government could work with non profit organizations to provide housing to homeless families.

[@renais.chatman9100]

OMG, Love this concept! My hubby and I are in our 70's and this idea would be perfect for us. Of course I'd like it to be somewhat larger. This IS the future for sure. I want to see more. Thank you for this fabulous information Real Estate Whisperer.

[@emilycarlton3706]

I am glad someone is coming in the game to help drive down these ridiculous prices and the way things are done. I am for it all the way !! Thank you!!! It is about time!!!

[@mquiniones27]

I love this idea. Future home building needs to change because obviously it’s not working for everyone. People are being priced out of areas and “affordable” housing is unattainable still for most. New ideas that save time (the biggest factor in price) may take time to fully penetrate the market but this is a great idea that must be supported. Thanks for this video!

[@ShawnVanden]

Amazing housing solution ! Thanks for not having too much obnoxious, loud, canned music other productions lay into the program taking the focus away from the guest/speakers !

[@scorpiogirl4444]

I love this! It’s the smaller custom type home I’m dreaming of without having it be built on wheels like a tiny home. This is a dream come true for me. Affordable home that fits not only my budget but my life.

[@anastasia10017]

you do realize you have to pay for the land and then pay for the concrete foundation for the house ? And then pay for connection to water, sewage, electricity, phone etc etc.... ? They conveniently dont mention all of those costs.

[@scorpiogirl4444]

@@anastasia10017 those extra costs you mentioned are conveniently mentioned in the video as necessary to have set up prior to shipment. They suggest you connect with a local contractor. I’ve been involved in houses built before. My son and I have been looking for a tiny home to put on his land. So that I have a place to stay when I visit. Eventually I’ll live there permanently when I retire. Who in their right mind wouldn’t consider those factors?

[@30DayReviews]

I think the future is a combination of all the building types. I think these will be great for bachelors and batchleretes who don't have much money but could save with one of these rather than renting an overprices apartment. the nice thing about this is also that your house can grow as your family or needs do. I like the idea and am interested to see where their company can go in the future

[@amoscardoza5253]

I agree!!

[@mattysmith3731]

Agree 100% in my area, rents are as high or higher than home purchasing. Craziness. If you have to commute 2 hours or more just to afford your house at least this would be worth it

[@BOXABL]

😁

[@AnonPer]

Make a "topper" model, that has a built-in pitched roof, that folds along with everything else, and the ability to customize it with tiles afterwards.

[@micklaporta4503]

working in a Nursing home. This may help with families being able to keep loved ones close in one of these units. This is a very good idea on many levels. For a young couple starting out, or an older couple downsizing. Hope that they will be able to get the cost down some so that everyone can benefit from this type of home.

[@myonie22]

This is fantastic. I inherited a lot of land just enough for a home, garage etc and looking to build. Time to add my name to Boxabl's wait list.

[@streetkombativesystem4704]

These type of homes are the future, period.

[@DayBowBow]

I hope they are available in California, this is a miracle. Over here it's so insane to buy a house. There's no way. This gives us an option to afford a house on a smaller budget. Oh I hope I can get one in the near future.

[@richereedjr2673]

Thomas Claw You will!!! 💙 💙

[@edmeyer4800]

where would you put it in California?lots are 200k to 500k lol

[@wesleywright6458]

Lots in my hometown in rural northern California is about 100k, but neighboring areas are as low as 25k.

[@KhadijahNasuh]

I live in California I would move to the boonies buy land and get one if these.

[@edgarsanchez1869]

@@KhadijahNasuh move to colorado River is super nice for lits as cheap as 8k to 20k

[@larrygarza6816]

I think these are pretty freaking awesome it looks like more ppl are going to be able to be home owners. BRAVO

[@mariacastillo7129]

Wow ...l feel hopeful of having a house with this custom homes!

[@ajisenramen888]

Prefabricated Builds have been used for a long time in Asia. That’s how they managed to build in the temporary hospitals in China so fast.

[@mcge5610]

No one ever said this is new technology

[@beatsdontstop305]

Oh wow that's interesting.

[@tracygarner5912]

IKR? They built two hospitals in 10 days. I was shocked. I know prefab has been around for decades but still 10 days??

[@CharlesG28]

Designed and approved in 24hrs, 350ksqft, 1000 beds, finished in 10 days. Operated successfully and decommissioned after ~76 days.

[@appalachianenthusiast9499]

Those were both modular, not foldable.

[@BrianSellers]

This is so COOL - and I love how you edited it and pieced it all together. I really enjoyed watching it! :)

[@BOXABL]

❤️

[@pawsnotclaws2772]

These houses are such a great idea!! I can see them becoming really popular!!

[@rudygfan]

This would be great for Seniors, Veterans, Singles, starter homes as well as FEMA emer. situations like he said. But the traditional brick/mortar home is still preferred for regular homeowners but in a housing crisis such as we are now, this will carve out it's own niche for sure. My grandmother (maternal) and my Aunt (Daddy's baby sister) were both in Real Estate and my Aunt married the Primate builder founder in Ala. so yeah I'm familiar with trends.

[@alyssareach5287]

Yes I’m from Las Vegas and it is cut out homes. This is so amazing.

[@cheriekreusel9453]

I'm retired, married, and a home owner. If we could raise the money for a couple acres in the country, I think this would be a great option for a home to put on it. We have lived in a 1,100 sq ft house for 44 years, I'm ready to go smaller. By the way I love your channel! As I watch the videos and a question pops in my head, the next minute you answer it. You keep it real, informative, and interesting. Peace and love ♡

[@cheriekreusel9453]

@@KristinaSmallhorn it would be interesting to hear your take on the trend of young people not buying a home and preferring to rent an apartment. I live in San Antonio, Tx and I think they have built something like 45,000 apartment units in the last 5 years. I worry that these young people will regret their decisions.

[@beatrixjones2982]

Cherie Kreusel I will sell you a beautiful piece of property that is one mile from a gorgeous lake. Has two wells, a small creek flowing through it . Beautiful trees and a cleared ready to build on concrete foundation for 35,000 and it has a septic already installed and power. Just let me know👍 Oh and no neighbors in sight.

[@BOXABL]

😁

[@dixiesh]

@@beatrixjones2982 Where is the property located?

[@lindaphillips4246]

@@cheriekreusel9453 I used to be a Realtor. Renting is a sure fire way to poverty in old age.

[@omotolaoyeniyi631]

I love the way the interviewer does it and those foldable houses are a good idea too

[@dianeleduff1948]

I love it. I'm in Louisiana and i want one.

[@crisj7704]

I found this because I was searching for modular homes (which I was shocked how nice they are). I'd love love love to invest in something like this. Land is the major concern, shipping of course too, but I feel Boxable has that part solved for modular homes. I'd look at a company that can offer a 'package' deal to work with other professionals, they need to get this sorted. This is ideal, buying land is a headache. I really love this concept. I think homes should be affordable. Living in California they are not, the homeless rates are ridiculous. I think the government should look into something like this and make home buying incentives for people who make less than 50,000 or 100,000 a year. They totally have my vote. I think the way houses are built should be re-looked at and the cost-effectiveness of 'buying' a home too. They have my vote and if I buy, I'll use your coupon code Kristina, THANKS!

[@CORNPOP24]

This is a great channel with bold conversations about housing. I appreciate these videos.

[@kristinw.6648]

The design is pretty nice & cool for the small-space!

[@tombrewsaugh1399]

I've had an idea like this bouncing around in my head for decades. Not being an architect or arrest I had no way of putting them to paper. I think this is a good solution for most housing needs. As far as a pitched roof they could offer a system that folds up than raised in place bya crane in site. I can tell you from experience the quality of most stick built homes I see is getting worse but prices keep going up.

[@BOXABL]

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[@grandwonder5858]

“I can tell you from experience the quality of most stick built homes I see is getting worse but prices keep going up.” ------------ You got that right!

[@ursalaoutrageous9249]

Grand Wonder there is a brand new stick-built neighborhood near me. The siding on the homes looks similar to the siding on the newer mobile homes in this trailer park. A realtor was showing one of the new stick-built homes in that neighborhood. She leaned against a kitchen island and the whole thing collapsed. She does not recommend those homes anymore.

[@2006glg]

I have finally found my housing solution. I didn't want a "tiny" home per se because I need more than 300 sq. ft. I visited their website and myself and my sister on the waiting list.

[@rozinant1237]

Where are you going to site it? And what are the additional costs?

[@Rebel_Angel420]

I think this sounds amazing!!! I love that they are disaster relief! Thank you so much for posting this!!

[@ThonThon007]

This is the best invention I’ve ever seen. I am a residential home Framer and I would not mind at all if this company took over the construction industry. This is the best most efficient way to build and live. I literally frame about 10-12 custom houses a year, and can’t even afford to live in one because they’re so expensive and I don’t qualify. I want one!

[@laurennicholson6673]

These are really rad and I see the future but $50,000 for under 400 sq ft isn’t the future

[@BOXABL]

😁

[@jessiejo81]

Actually that's about the same price as Your Average tiny house.

[@bluemopdisaster6445]

@@BOXABL do you alway put that emoji?

[@nick-dm3if]

@Queen GG you cant build a tiny home this size with everything in it for this price.

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

Lauren Nicholson what’s wrong with that? It’s about 100$ a sqft which isn’t bad. It’s just that 400 sqft is really tiny and poor but other than that it’s a good price per square foot

[@EvaWright]

Just bought 20 acres in California. Looks much nicer than a $400,000 tiny home on wheels.

[@deadwingdomain]

Tiny homes are trash.

[@vikibanaszak4881]

I really love these! I live in low income housing and this is larger than my current apartment and looks better made. The price per month would make it the same as my rent. If I could buy a bit of land and get it ready I would have everything I need. I have been looking at tiny homes for a long time. The main problem I have with them is the loft. I can't crawl around on the floor to get to bed and if the bed is down stairs then you usually have to be an acrobat to put the sheets on. I am not even certain that I could climb a ladder. The cost of may of them is also way to high for me.

[@carolkingsafer7456]

EXACTLY 👍 us older people can't contort to tiny house living with lofts 👏

[@kellykelly7747]

The size is perfect for one or two people. My FAVORITE apartment was a 400 square foot well designed studio apartment. I would purchase one of these in a heart beat!!!!!! I AM IN LOVE. THANK YOU!!!

[@brianlydiatt5849]

Love this please keep moving forward on these ideas if you can during this pandemic stay safe and healthy can’t wait to see these readily available in the near future

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

You can visit boxabl.com for more details of these homes.

[@privateprivate8366]

They could take my $100 for my interest! I ❤️ this. But, I don’t know what the shipping costs would ultimately be outside of the Nevada region. What I love is that one could start with what they can afford, like a basic unit, but can then build out or stack on top if there’s not enough land. I’d do anything to get out of my 1 bedroom apartment. With the exception of the cost of the land, perhaps many more could pay cash for their home.

[@privateprivate8366]

Kristina Smallhorn I also like that it is amenable to someone like myself who it may be getting a bit late in the game for but, I don’t think I’ll ever be open to tiny house living. I might also need space for expanding a sole proprietorship.

[@BOXABL]

Right now we plan to do free shipping to CA NV UT AZ and in the future free shipping to the whole USA 👍🏻

[@privateprivate8366]

So, it’s 5 months later. As per Kristina’s question regarding whether or not people are more likely to like this type of home or a traditional home, I consider the pandemic and WFH (work from home) culture, which is growing. But, it “may” be growing in painful spurts. I’ve now been WFH for 5 months and, of course, that gets ideas dancing in my head, where I might be able to buy a cheaper plot if land than where I currently live, drop a modular home and, if things change in the future, perhaps, I can move that home elsewhere. However, things have remained up on the air. My employer has been talking about bringing us back in for the past 2 months but, a continued rise in CoronaVirus cases has made that unpredictable. Still, I fill that my options are trimmed as, I’m not interested in a long commute. Been there. Done that. So, while I rather like the mobility and expandability of it, I’m just stuck in stasis.

[@MalcolmLawsonREALTOR]

This may be my favorite video of yours yet! Awesome job!

[@BOXABL]

❤️

[@amoscardoza5253]

This is great for landlords! At only $50,000 per unit with appliances. Wow!

[@BOXABL]

😁

[@c-wrongakas8tanictattooist707]

That’s just what we DONT NEED.....MORE GREEDY PEOPLE TRYING TO CAPITALIZE ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNTIL IT IS NO LONGER AFFORDABLE for those it fits their budgets, you missed their point, try being a part of the SOLUTION NOT THE PROBLEM

[@amoscardoza5253]

@@c-wrongakas8tanictattooist707 I can't change how you think of me but you dont know me! It's sad that you view everything in the negative. Try to smile and have a wonderful day!!

[@c-wrongakas8tanictattooist707]

Amos Cardoza if the truth hurts you it’s definitely NOT MY FAULT, BEING REALISTIC ISNT BEING NEGATIVE, UNCHECKED GREED BLINDS SO MANY , YOURE SO TYPICAL, but I DONT OWE YOU ANY EXPLANATIONS MY OPINION IS BASED UPON YOUR GREEDY ASS COMMENT, instead of THINKING POSITIVE and being HAPPY FOR the millions of people this would open home ownership up to, ALL YOU CAN THINK OF IS HOW YOU CAN GET YOUR GREEDY LITTLE HANDS ON AS MANY AS POSSIBLE SO YOU CAN RENT THEM OUT AT TWICE THE COST....WHICH IS WHY THE WORLD IS IN A HOUSING CRISIS NOW.....GREEDY PEOPLE LIKE YOU WHO CANT STAND TO SEE PEOPLE GET HOUSING AFFORDABLE AND STILL HAVE MONEY LEFTOVER TO LIVE AND EAT TO WHERE THEY ARE NOT GIVING UP ALL THEIR HARD EARNED MONEY TO HAVE A ROOF OVER THEIR HEAD...YOU EITHER ARE REALLY STUPID AND DONT KNOW HOW THE ECONOMY WORKS OR YOUR GREED IS SO UNCHECKED YOU HAVE AN ABSOLUTE INABILITY TO FEEL EMPATHY FOR ANOTHER HUMAN BEING UNLESS YOU CAN MAKE MONEY OFF THEM, HOW SAD THAT IS.....THAT IS A “POOR” or as many would call that a “MORALLY BANKRUPT” person with no soul. Congratulations your whole attitude in response is the APITIMY of what I’ve just described. Your money doesn’t make you superior when your mind is that narrow, empty and your body devoid of a heart and soul. That is YOUR affair however, you are responsible for what comes to you as a result of that kind of behavior. If you live long enough you will see.

[@viky4786]

Eat your local landlord

[@missyb9035]

I am someone with unpredictable chronic medical issues, which has created financial & shelter instability. The rising cost of rentals (we can forget about ever being able to own a home), has only made our homeless population grow to levels that what's supposed to be the greatest country on earth. My career was in multifamily Section 42 affordable property management. I cannot tell you the number of generations I've seen become adults, with an ever growing bleak stable housing future they won't overcome. Moderate to low income households are not living, they are battling just to survive. I haven't researched updates to this company yet, I had to comment first. I hope to find they are thriving & still working to change outdated, restricted HUD & building ordinances to create safe "homes" anyone can afford & feel proud to own. Thank you for sharing !

[@RTruefeather]

This is awesome! Its about time someone thought of something relatively simple, cost effective, and is an "all in one". Sign me up!

[@beautoxxbeautoxx]

Love your Vids!❤️ Again, awesome camera work and editing!👍👍👍Fabulous!

[@princesshongdoe]

Finally someone with some brains.

[@ylzno]

This is awesome!! For the beginning of the project this will serve first low and middle class community, once this company and competitors start flying higher, we will have the rich class people customizing big and personalized homes on this. This is definitely the future of housing!

[@coreygilbert62]

Me and my family live in a 40 travel trailer we moved from a 2 story house land lord sold ect we got rid of every thing and you know what we love it saves so much money you can eat like a king and actually do stuff love it

[@cindiballer2939]

Foldable box homes ! Love It ! Too COOL ! DON'T Stop The MUSIC ! Holler !

[@techexamined]

Epic video!!!! Great work putting this together!! I like the look of the homes and the idea.. very cool

[@mattysmith3731]

I'm totally digging modular. The roof on these is the sticking point. A roof must have a pitch for roll off

[@BOXABL]

Our units do have a small pitch. Other areas that require larger pitch need an added roof system.

[@BOXABL]

@Joe Duke Yes that's something we might roll out in the future.

[@UrbanVanlife]

OMG these are THE FUTURE like wow there amazing . You could literally move to a diffrent place with your hole like ppl in trailers do . But it’s an actual house . There going to take over with this product and that was an amazing video fun informative and all I needed to know . I would buy one of these over a house and day of the week . And I matter woo hoo the saying is back . Great job yrew

[@clarkclarke]

Tiny Houses are actual houses as well ...it is choice ... plus with this I think you will definitely have to have land to put the house on ..???? I agree however that this was a great video and very insightful ...I love to see when people are looking for newer , better and affordable ways to so something that is a necessity.... and I liked what he said about providing housing when a disaster happens ...I hope they do well ..

[@UrbanVanlife]

@@clarkclarke yer i totaly agree the disaster part is a nice touch it shows a human side to a company to want to help in times of need

[@BOXABL]

💪

[@tarpleyk9352]

I love this!! Such a darling idea. Two bedroom is all I would need. Or perfect for my daughter in college.

[@Coco-rn4sd]

Yall should advertise this on the news or different sites once again because the people in texas and around the world need to hear or see this

[@Dakiniwoman]

I was very impressed with this video... Such an amazing concept at such an affordable price! I live in Canada and know that if this was available here, there would be a huge demand for such homes. I could certainly see these for the second home for people who want a summer home apart from where they live. If it were possible, I would buy one for my son, but he does live on a small Island, so I know that would be problematic for delivery... It is a really great idea for so many different applications. Traditional home building will continue I am sure for a long time to come.

[@BOXABL]

😁

[@michelleherden3918]

If that island gets their supplies by ship it looks to be the size of a shipping crate on a truck. Same with ferry. I don’t see that as a hurdle if either scenario is the case. The problem would be unloading it unless it’s on a slide type trailer that drives out from under it.

[@danl9999]

alright! thanks for that. I think a company like that has a great future. The potential here is enormous and maybe even unrealized.

[@BOXABL]

🙌

[@barbarahartlen4052]

Sounds perfect for those who want to down size or even start out with owning a home!

[@eileeneclark9011]

6/9/20....I ordered a modular house in 1985 when I built my 1st home. I sent the blueprints to the mfg & had little extras put in b/c it was the house I hoped to live in for many yrs. So oversized/double closets + pocket door + sunken living room + 3 sets of sliding doors along the back side. The house arrived within 3 wks....& the walls were up/the roof was on within 2 days.... a great time savings for me. That house was a "real part of me". It was fun to decorate. It was nice & functional for my life style. It was easy to sell a few yrs later when mylife changed. I would love to get involved with these"box homes" here in central Fl.

[@Nek0_Ten]

I've driven past their factory a few times, its cool to see what these things actually look like!

[@unitedstateser]

If it's a lot cheaper, people will go for it.

[@danl9999]

cheaper, upgradable, expandable, you could buy the land and as your family grows and contracts you can have the house grow with you. your starter home could be your last home and ten times bigger.

[@ShawnVanden]

Less Labor Time, equals less cost. Better materials/methods, equals better quality & higher codes for places like Florida.

[@BOXABL]

These are about half the cost of other modulars in CA, as we expand through the country we will try to bring the price down even more 😉

[@81redddd]

Do you have a Facebook page?

[@D3nMe]

@@BOXABL I want one in Texas

[@Tattertotman]

Thank you for the video Christine! My question is when is the company going to allow public shareholders?

[@artlicon5796]

Now available 491.00 min investment

[@nosolar2023]

Modular manufactured and mobile homes will be in demand...the economy Is on life support..people wont be able to afford traditional stick built homes..good video! Thanks this is very interesting!

[@41gdr]

I love the idea. My only concern is the longevity of the materials for the home. Especially in areas that get a wide range of weather conditions throughout the year.

[@dianatodd2300]

Hi Kristina! While I don't think that this method of building will completely replace current construction methods, I do believe that it will garner an increasing number of people looking for alternative options! Like the tiny home movement, I believe that this will become a viable option for many people, especially those in locations where the cost and feasibility of a traditional build is problematic. It could also be a means of adding additional housing to an existing location for extended family, (a la in law/granny flats) and I'm sure that the company will grow, as demand for their products increases. I know that I would easily purchase this product if I were in a position to do so. So Kudos to Boxable! I have saved their website link on my computer, and look forward to seeing their projected model variations, and wish them all the best of luck in their endeavors!

[@dreamseeker3783]

I'm liking this idea! Would like to visit manufacturing plant or home show.

[@mitchdunn3813]

As a retired military guy, I think this looks awesome!

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Thank you. 😀

[@yeah_tony7443]

Wow this is pretty cool, I can see this happening especially with 3D printing. Btw great channel , big fan of all these videos and the info you pack keep it up 👍🏼

[@BOXABL]

❤️

[@godesofdnyte]

Kristina, this was amazing content! You deserve double whatever compensation you received!

[@kellykelly7747]

I am 59 yrs young and I LOVE THIS BOXABL. I would purchase one if I could obtain financing!!!

[@theotherlanise]

I need a home like this 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms

[@LoriBradshaw]

I love them, must more than the traditional pointy roof, brick things, which are not at all my style. I like a simple modern vibe, that's my preference.

[@deadwingdomain]

Like a cheap handbag, but sure... a "Modern" style home.

[@joannekennedy992]

I love the concept of modular homes, we have looked into them in Australia but they are very expensive. You guys are lucky over there that you are close to so many different building options. Go modular homes

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I am heading out to Vegas to meet them out at there facility, I'll ask them if they plan to have them in Australia.

[@jasonbennett5120]

As a trim carpenter/cabinet builder, I can say that this will probably be a big part of the future of house building. I’ll be looking to get a license to do installs for people just to keep doing the thing I love. Love this concept!

[@missmarthafawker]

This is a great idea to start with and I love the idea of using them for hurricane relief and what not. This would also be great for people who loose a house in a fire.

[@FORTRAN4ever]

It depends of price, functionality, taste, and getting the regulators onboard. Also, this concept would be particularly attractive to a person that own a lot and does not want to hassle with building contractors. The manufacturer would also have to set up factories in the eastern U.S. where a lot of potential buyers are located and also have to design building in areas of harsh weather conditions (heavy snow in the north and the reality of hurricanes and other tropical disturbances.

[@TheKigkid]

I love this video, very informative, and it really helps me think about expenses as I start building my income. Too bad its all the way in Nevada (I;m from Boston), but its more preferable compare to shipping container houses which are cool too.

[@mlwhite2894]

I believe this will be a future trend because people can afford them. The problem will be making sure the property is zoned to allow for these modules. Also, how will these homes fair during a hurricane? What will the insurance cost be per month?

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Insurance is going to vary from state to state, I plan on asking them about fire, wind and earthquake resistance in my next video that will be coming out July 7th. :)

[@wendeee1]

One word for me and that is “AMAZING”! This could help so many other than homeless, could help with struggling families, seniors, college students, missionaries, the list goes on!! Our Government could put our tax money in better use for what our families who worked so hard to pass down to our own families and neighbors. Oh spread the word and the love of this beautiful way of life ( and love) if it comes with a study Bible on the kitchen table, sign me up!! I’d be the first one to wanna franchise these out and spread the love all for the “ right reasons”!!! Now I can’t remember where this ad came from... haha was either TikTok or KZbin... which ever one it was, thank you and stay blessed!! I never watch Ads... but this time I did!!!

[@DisgruntledPigumon]

This guy is awesome. He’s not resting on his laurels, he’s thinking about all the options, all the things people want, and figuring out how to automate it and get the costs down to a ridiculous fraction of what normal homes cost. I can’t wait to see how this progresses. They need to get solar and batteries integrated in these and get the costs down on those too.

[@ezkl9424]

We had these when I was in the military fifty years ago for the MASH hospital.

[@evelynstever9335]

Yup....i was stationed at Landstuhl/ Ramstein in early 70's....lived in "boxable-y" military stuff that opens like ur unfolding it...for like...ever. This is doable....

[@StephanieJoRountree]

I love this concept - aren't there a few other companies already doing this? Kargo, maybe? I could be wrong. I think modulars and tiny homes will be the future wave.

[@BOXABL]

😁

[@StephanieJoRountree]

@@BOXABL That's the company in this video.

[@jeffharmed1616]

Great idea. The roof could be added in a variety of ways, including Elon’s solar tiles.

[@BOXABL]

😁

[@jackiefitzpatrick2906]

Please...no !

[@Fhenrx]

🏡Very awesome idea! It is environmentally friendly and points to the future. A real solution for many people! It's comforting and beautiful. Congratulations