Let's just say I sure DON'T tour mobile homes like this EVERYDAY! Small Prefab Tiny House Tour

[@saywhatsupman]

No place to sit while watching tv? No place to sit or place your plate on anything while eating? Also no compact washer and dryer? This is a terrible design!!!!

[@jenn9119]

Agreed! Terrible design!

[@TheEcono61]

Can't be a home by any stretch,,, no cooking facilities. No living area, useless 2nd and 3rd bedroom, Terrible design. For close tothat price you can geta decent constructed shell building that will last a lifetime. I'm 64, lived in trailer homes since I was 19, last year in a conventional stick build,

[@pamshepherd365]

I agree it's a terrible design .

[@carolynhollingsworth4741]

Thank you for sharing this Chance. But this is the worst layout that I have ever seen.

[@ameobiamicrobiological2366]

I was wondering what happened to the stove cuz I didn't see one of those any place! Thank you for confirming there's no stove. 🤣🤣🤣

[@itsnotthesamething]

This actually has more kitchen cabinet space than our tiny house! When we built ours, we only intended to live here a couple years while we built our forever home. We moved in in the fall of 2019. Covid hit, then the cost of everything went thru the roof, and here we are! Our place is a 16x40 ft barn style shed that we turned into a tiny house. I keep all my extra cookware in the shop we built soon after moving in. We're an old couple, and have talked about the situation. If we have to live out the rest of our lives in this shed, we're ok. Food, shelter and clothing are the main priorities in anyone's life. A place like this could be a God-send to someone who might otherwise be in dire straits.

[@jodicanada1892]

This seems perfect for a deer camp. Some modifications.. and this could be made into cute tiny home for full time living. Thanks for sharing this one with all of us !! Be Blessed .. Be a Blessing.

[@tonyataylor5552]

The 1st problem for me is that the bathroom sink is not in the bathroom. Why would you do that? They should have eliminated the wall separating the beds and made it a bunk style room and put the bathroom vanity back in the bathroom.

[@chuckfinley5206]

I design micro homes. If the bath is that close to the kitchen I never put a sink in the bathroom.

[@joemalone7386]

I agree. Most people wash their hands after they flush. Can't imagine the door knob upon leaving. No stove, shhesh! Bunk beds is a good idea. Or a loft for extra sleeping. Not a fan of this model. The price is great. Just needs to be reconfigured. I love Chance, and his videos. He is so sweet and genuine. And does a good job of providing all the details. Don't change a thing about your presentation Chance that's what makes you, you!

[@1940limited]

Three sinks but no stove? Or did I miss something?

[@elizabethnichols3109]

EXACTLY!!!!

[@ElCorderoRanch]

I agree too many sinks. Would have loved to see a couple of the beds be Murphy beds with a couch in front. No sitting room. Too much like a hotel room. But great price for sure. Be great to put at the beach!

[@PhilChandlerArts]

I think for me personally... just take out the two bedrooms at the entrance, make that the living room / kitchen area, add a couple of extra windows and it would be perfect!

[@shirleyshirley4188]

Or make that front bedroom the living room?

[@wdking8833]

Living room? Heck did you see ANY place to sit? God forbid you have a guest for dinner. They'd have to sit on your bed to eat. I gave that up when I moved out of the dorm at college.

[@tbrookover]

Use the bedroom area with the bigger bed as a living area/dining area .

[@cindykaye3152]

I don't think this is set up as a tiny house but more like a guest house or air bnb. It could be modified for other needs, though. Lots of potential!

[@ericsneary5430]

I think it's ridiculous that they put a dishwasher in it, but no stove

[@kariblackwood5811]

Lol I didn’t even notice that!

[@joycekicklighter8760]

I agree

[@alibeck1383]

PHEW 😅 I thought it was just me! I kept rewatching just to make sure. NO STOVE!! So I get that it's meant to be economical, but nowhere to eat? Maybe why there's no stove. I wouldn't exactly say no to this little home. It's quaint.

[@pgarbrandt]

It would have to be redesigned from one end to the other.

[@AFloodofSolaceJohnWhigham]

I didn’t even notice. There are restrictions in some areas with these types of homes. I guess it has something to do with how it is classified- if it has a stove or not. But yes, I think it’s ridiculous as well.

[@KerryTarnow]

haven’t been this early in a while!

[@trynsurviven2440]

A couple of modifications like turning the double bedroom area into a laundry room in one side and small sitting area on the other. A cook top and microwave in the kitchenette would work well. That would be just fine for us single adults.

[@SuperDrLisa]

No gfi outlets, two sinks but none in the bathroom? No windows no way to pass ANY code

[@gloriatorkzadeh5940]

This looks like a construction crew lodging … no sink in bathroom just bedrooms . That’s no kitchen and there is no living room 😳 just a place for multiple people to live in and go to restroom 😟no thank you !

[@katchiB4Naft]

I call them outside plugs too. Hard pass on this one! Thanks Chance and have a wonderful rest of the weekend with your family.

[@missshebababy]

I love tiny homes, but this design is quite… unique 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@ameobiamicrobiological2366]

I agree, Mr Tiny's park model homes blow these out of the water, however they also cost twice as much. 🤣

[@81redddd]

@@ameobiamicrobiological2366 yes I’ve noticed they have doubled in price.

[@wendyb2823]

You misspelled....UGLY AS HELL.....🤣🤣

[@jimlane6335]

NO STOVE!!! WTH?! I have to think it could be ordered otherwise set up. 1 bedroom, larger bath with laundry connections and a dang stove in the kitchen!!! smh You did a good job presenting it though Chance, as usual.

[@marylowe7135]

Chance, please call the" electrical outlet" a plug!! Whoever commented about that understood what you meant. Be YOU and don't change, please, we watch you because you show the homes perfectly, and love your accent and sense of humor. Please act like a duck and let the negative nit pickin' comments roll off like water on a duck!!

[@vickystevens6123]

That design can be tweaked to be workable for sure. The price point is a good price point. Of course mobile homes have gone up so much in price for $40,000 20 years ago that is what I paid for my 18-wide three bedroom two bath. It is amazing that the prices of these mobile homes have just gotten so outrageous

[@xxpyroxx1670]

welp thats what happens when we have a government that spends money that doesnt exist making our debt so high and making the value of the dollar less and less each time making prices go up.

[@elanbentley]

As a single empty nester, this could work for me. I would make a walk in closet/office area out of the double bedroom area. Just add a stove and washer dryer combo.

[@ednakarinski6866]

I love your intention of helping us to help others. These tiny homes would be great if someone has property to place them on. This model could also be used to add space to your own home or if you have older children or parents who want some independence but still wish to be part of the family scene. Thanks for what you do in the sharing of information. There is no way I would be able to find all of this on my own time!

[@helenblakovich1622]

The lack of windows helps keep the cost down, for sure. It's cute and very practical...I could live in it if I had to. It just doesn't have enough storage for me. But I could definitely see using it as a vacation cabin or maybe a hunting/fishing cabin.

[@BrittMFH]

I love seeing different homes like this one. It's extremely versatile and would be easy to modify to fit one's needs. TFS 😀

[@jamiedenton4492]

Really appreciate all you do, Chance. This home would be just the right size for me and my puppy dog!

[@janicegipson4691]

Layout is like an RV. Good guest house, with one bedroom into a living space. People do live full time in an RV, so I’m sure it’s possible

[@kalishajnz]

Agreed, to me it's an rv that doesn't move, lol.

[@jaya.0069]

If you didn't need the double bedrooms, a good size living room would fill that space nicely! Smile at someone as we go about our day, it costs nothing and might make their day!!😊

[@sophiawhite7162]

No stove? Ridiculous! Not a gooddesign

[@dmccann1970]

If it was me, I would take out those 2 bedrooms and just have a master.

[@NatesHomeTours]

This home is very unique. Not sure if i missed someting or what, but even going back to the floor plan I don't see where the stove goes. Seems this home is set for short stays out in the cabin tyoe setting with all your cooking done outside. No closet space for the two bedrooms. But for uniqueness I give it a 10.

[@barboconnor390]

This would be perfect for a guest cabin.

[@Jojospyder]

This would be a complete blessing to a mom with a few kids. It could be the difference between having your children taken away from you because you are on the streets. We can pick the design apart all day but this is a home for someone for 40,000. Most people have cars that cost that much. Be grateful for what you have folks.

[@thelmabinkley6909]

In the south they are plugs. Say what you will. Anyway I would do away with the 2nd bedroom, put the sink in the bath, add space for stackable washer/dryer. Eliminate a some counter space for small range. Sofa bed to turn bedroom into living room. Do away with sink in front bedroom. Window over sink. Now it's a perfect small home. 5 acres of land 2 on one acre, and instant airbnb. Thank you Chance for the tour. Tell cutie pie Cullen hello. Blessings to you and your family 💗

[@bar2aclark650]

Yep, I call it a plug, too. Usually I like tiny homes, not particularly fond of this model. It would be okay for camping.

[@Lyran7]

I saw this on Mobile Home Divas channel. And its certainly bizarre lol but people were saying it would be a good model, for like an air b and b, for work men who work away to rent, like steel workers etc. I call it a plug too, don't you worry haha

[@karlabarnes2936]

This reminds me of our 8x32 two bedroom trailer my husband, kids and I lived in. He was taller than the roof. He couldn't stand straight in it. Not even to mention he couldn't fit in the bathroom. While sitting in the bathroom he would have to put 1 foot in the hall and the other in the shower because he couldn't fit with his legs under the sink. We still had more closet and storage space than this home, not to mention a bigger kitchen area. Old times. Loved it.

[@maggielemons2534]

This home has possibilities, a little tweaking and this is nice alternative housing, be safe and be blessed

[@demetricadement1138]

Might be great for a hunting cabin or something but not for living. Recommendations: get rid of back porch, create one large bedroom with closet and larger bathroom with stackable washer/dryer. Trade out dishwasher for stove. I hand wash dishes anyways.

[@celtzen]

Honestly that one would be perfect for people like me - single, work from home - use those two back divided rooms as a bedroom and an office and then where the big bed is as a livingroom...

[@pattiraefrye]

I agree with a deer camp setup. Thanks for showing all the options out there.

[@lynnlegrow7182]

Nice…. For a lake home or even hunting cabin…. But if you have down sized this is all you need. All comforts of home

[@aisha2370]

This was a fun surprise - it's so different! and has lots of potential. Having a sofa bed where the full size bed is could make that space into a living room, with maybe a folding table handy to eat on or play cards, etc. I didn't see any way to cook - switch out the dishwasher for a stove? or is the idea to cook & eat outside.

[@2kitties]

I didn’t even realize it didn’t have a stove. Very strange.

[@itsnotthesamething]

@@2kitties Me either! That wouldn't work for a lot of people, especially if they were buying it because it's all they could afford. If I were to purchase something like this, it would only be for a guest house, but I'd still like to have a stove there.

[@sharonlatour6230]

@@2kitties Doesn't have living room either. strange. I'd change it

[@jeanjohnson8492]

Dishwasher but no stove?

[@littlerebel386]

Exactly. Piss poor design

[@GODsGirl1468]

So many ideas came to mind. I would love to own this and Use it as a "Temporary" HELP HOME- Mothers who has young or teenage children who has had a rough time but needs help getting on her feet, for teenage pregnant girls who's somewhat been abandon from family (totally sad but it happens) help them to get jobs, education (if needed) and parenting, OR anyone that just needs A place to better themselves and bounce back on their feet and then move forward. ❤❤🙏🙏

[@DCEnterprise2005]

What about men?

[@peggybailey8333]

Yeah as long as those people don't need to actually cook food or wash clothes or see outside for anything.

[@davidhorsley1149]

I realize that this home is a sort of cabin or worksite home, but it has a major flaw in that there is no hand sink in the bathroom and the kitchen sink is right at the bathroom door. This means, if you are fastidious about washing your hands after using the bathroom, you are confronted with washing your hands in the kitchen sink (not very comforting the thought of washing dishes you eat off of in the same sink you clean up in after a bathroom break), or you have to walk to one end of the unit or the other. Plus, and though I saw a dishwasher and a fridge, I saw no range. That's not a tiny home, that's a mobile motel room.

[@laris2328]

It's just as advertised. It's a guest house. It's not really meant for long term living. So as a guest house, it's great. I'd love to have 2 covered porches at my house.

[@Heather_A1]

It reminds me of a more modern bunkhouse. Hmmmm.... now for that price get two, and have contractors create the front door by combining two porches (enclosing them)on the adjoining ends into a proper kitchen and living room set up by removing the master bedroom on that end, set up like an L turn the remaining master into a proper one by walling off the bathroom on the master wing taking along most of the kitchenette type area into a great big master. Add a little more privacy for the two remaining bedroom bunk areas and also extend the wall on the other side of that wing's bathroom to create a walk-through washroom where laundry could be as well as a bigger bathroom. $10K worth of reno and you are still under $100 and end up with a highly customized home

[@jodywoodruff6473]

Definitely not my cup of tea but it might be someone's cup of tea 🤣

[@NadiaKilrick]

My dad always corrected me when I called them plugs, "They are not plugs! They are receptacles." The space is good in this one, but the layout puts me in mind of an oil field bunk house. I'd have to reconfigure it to live in - remove those sinks from the living spaces and make the bathroom large enough to have a sink would be my first change. I suppose it'd be doable for that price. Thanks for another great tour and the smiles, Chance. Blessings.

[@sharonjames1255]

Hello Chance! Don't worry about it! I grew up calling it a plug, or a plug-in, and Not an outlet, let alone an electrical outlet! What a mouthful that is! I guess it depends on where you were raised or where you have lived the longest. My husband grew up calling it an outlet. You start talking like the company you keep you know, if you are around them long enough. I now sometimes call it an outlet and he sometimes calls it a plug-in. Hahaha! But mostly we still call it what we were raised doing so. This place is strictly for a vacation or weekend home! Sure wouldn't want to stay in it, as is, for more than a week at one time! But Chance, there's no where to sit, except on the beds! So on second thought, I wouldn't even use it for a weekend place as is. I would have to have one that has a love seat, at least, to sit on, and a small 2-seater table, and most of all, a bigger bathroom! I didn't see a laundry room either. Of course as long as you don't stay more than one week, you can always take enough clothes to last and just wash them after you get home! You did a good job showing the place, Chance. It has nice porches on it, but needs a bench on both ends! God bless y'all, Chance. You said the family is with you? Well tell them I said hello, and y'all have fun.

[@MekaPye100]

We said socket not until I went to middle school did I call it an outlet 😂

[@darrengodbee3435]

Chance I like the size and layout of this home but where was the stove I’m very big on eating every day I still hate those trailer wall boards but I definitely woundnt be a buyer for this home without a stove in it even just a 2 burner but it isn’t an optional it’s a necessity in all homes just like a refrigerator and a dishwasher and a microwave but I appreciate all of your hard work as always here

[@sharonhayes737]

It's nice it serves the purpose of having a home to live in or vacation home, it serves the purpose and it has an affordable price as well

[@joanbenson4381]

Considering the cost of everything these days.....this is survival. I like it. I would put bunks in the second room and have a sitting area in the first area. Small, functional, and a roof overhead! Good job for finding this. As always, a good tour. Could be used by several different types of people, not just a small family. First area is a sitting room, dining area next, and nice bedroom for mother in law, attached to the house, via a porch, ??

[@nancywarlin6843]

Bunks is a great idea 🤔

[@homespundevotions]

Chance, you do such an awesome job! I have always called it a plug, too. Some people have nothing better to do than to sit around nit-picking other people, trying to make them feel less than. For goodness' sake, who cares if you call it a plug or an outlet?? Not me! Please just keep being you and don't try to conform to other people's molds. You have over 582,000 subscribers because a lot of people love you just the way you are. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas!

[@oceanside88]

Can you do a bit on shipping across country & across borders to Canada & Mexico? What does a trucker charge per mile. Border fees on purchase price. Ballpark what a person should put on a shipping checklist. I'd like to see that one🤠

[@eugenemcnair2924]

This unit would be perfect for a person setting up a motel with separate cabins for family s .

[@wandabrown3964]

No stove. No sink in the bathroom. Huh! I do like the porches on each end. Thanks for your time.

[@evelynfrey9602]

No stove????

[@alau141067]

Where is stove

[@karendupre3873]

Happy Saturday Chance. You like to put different and unique models on your channel. Mission accomplished!

[@dreamvamountains]

This would be perfect for a student living off-campus situation. Get a couple of room mates and this is cheaper than rent or dorm living.

[@deadliza2034]

I thought you were punking us with this one . . Yes you don't tour homes like this every day . . and don't do it again . . We're spoiled with all your fantastically staged double wide , triple wide , and multi story modulars . . that's why this one is quite a surprise . . I'm sure it would make a great weekend , vacation or in-laws home for someone though . . .

[@eddiewilson8119]

Thank you for sharing this video and it would be great for a camping house 🏡!

[@memj89]

Chase, I really haven't been watching your videos much lately. I apologize for that. You are good at what you do showing these homes. The main reason I stopped, is because I am so tired of you letting the haters influence how you do your videos. You are a true blue southern boy. We say plugins, laundry room, winda, etc. If the haters doesn't like it, it just means that they are jealous of you. Isn't that what we all that are real southerners, was raised? I love to see you start being yourself again and see you do what caught your viewers in the first place. Wishing you and yours nothing but the best and A Very Blessed Christmas.

[@LA_Mom_2023]

Okay, this would be great for a lake house, but goodness, it's sure different!

[@BloomingRose60]

I used to live at the Salvation Army. I would be extra grateful because I could pay cash for this cutie! I'm definitely going to see this for myself...

[@MarkTEwing]

Ya know what... I am a country boy who moved up to Franklin TN, and I live in a very nice 2 million dollar home in an exclusive gated community... and... I call it a PLUG! Ya doing just fine Chance! lol. Just too many syllables in "electrical outlet!" lol

[@cindyanna5]

Where in Texas is this? Name of company? I personally LOVE this set up. The potential here is great! A few small and easy diy changes and this place would be perfect for what I'm in the market for. Please let me know the name of this company. Thanks.

[@naubaucat]

I have seen tiny homes with layouts that include living area. I think this would work as a weekend get away, but living full time would be tight with this layout.

[@jacquelinefrost529]

I call them plugs too... lol

[@jimmyrussell401]

I would use this like at a hunting camp. I like to cook outside anyways so would need a stove inside.

[@charlenerichardson2623]

Thought provoking. Not sure how I would use this, but with outdoor area for eating and lounging,it would be fun for a vacation home. Thanks, Chance!

[@lovinglife6080]

Thank you Chance for showing this tiny house its cute and has potential I would redo some things in there God bless you and your family

[@jenniferhodgemire8205]

There are other things…but there’s only one window for natural light?? Not a fan of the design, but I’m sure someone could make it work for them. Thank you Chance, for showing us all the options that are out there!

[@valeriegoble9458]

Chance I would buy a home like this. No place to sit and eat with your family. Thank you so much for sharing this video. You do a great job showing us these videos of these beautiful homes. God bless you and your beautiful family!! Praying for traveling mercy for you, and your precious family. Much love to you and your family.. Merry Christmas!! 🙏🏻✝️❤️🤗🌲

[@henkkrens7629]

Hello chance What a anazing home i love the lay out nice kitchen and living room there is a lot of space for a single / tiny house thank you for showing us this amazing home chance take care and God bless Anja

[@chaimlevin125]

This is basically like a motel suite as opposed to home.

[@ShilohAcres2221]

Cute for a guest house, however I think I'd still prefer a 5th Wheel trailer over this when it comes to pricing.

[@rosita1105rm83]

This looks perfect as a guest house!

[@robertjohnson4784]

Hey chance I thought about buying a couple destination park models and turn them into airbnb's it's the hot ticket right now But I wanna say God-bless your chance for bringing up the word of our Lord and savior Jesus and paying it forward Amen

[@ramonmacias9013]

Would work great as a motel cabin suite with a dinner in walking distance

[@Melanie-AlwaysJustMe]

I appreciate all you do Chance! Yeah this is a little too tiny but it is do able.

[@margaretlosch1573]

You were great as usual but was very disappointed that there was no stove/oven. Had a dishwasher but nothing to cook on.

[@Thecasey34]

If possible I’d love to have more info on this house. I’m in love. There would be some changes of course but I love it. And a price would be nice

[@paulasalter1041]

We call them "plugs". "Fridgeraters" are around here as well. And we "tote" water in buckets. This is definitely an unusual layout.

[@diannecoots3214]

It's a plug in here in the south. The thing on the end of a cord is a plug.😊

[@vickilind5805]

That's a beautiful price and a very nice tiny home.

[@cmac1100]

I thought I'd like it better than I do, but it doesn't seem very functional. I guess you could eat on the porch, but that "2 bedroom" space could be utilized better. Random sinks all around the place. Maybe it'd be good for a single parent with kids, or just a single person? I can't think of who this would be ideal for.

[@pamelalee1508]

Hi Chance... I took a tour of the comments and it seems most agree on redesigning the layout...one thing they forgot to mention..whether it's used as a guest house/air b&b/or living quarters..with no stove or even a cook top range..drop the dishwasher and reduce the size of the refrigerator...certainly too large for its purpose...the space looks more like student dorm as it's laid out... I'm sure many folks react as I do to some of the floor plans..lol..they need to hire us/me..someone with a better and experienced home exposure... Thanks for all you do..we definitely appreciate the work you put in...hug the boy..he's a sweetie...🌿🌿🌿

[@byfaithwalking1529]

I understood what you meant each time you said plug. It's ok, and I enjoy your videos. ❤

[@chanceshomeworld]

😊 thank you

[@josephinerobinson3582]

WHERE IS THE COOK SURFACE? dumbfounded that they would build it with no way to cook a simple meal.

[@lisavinson9897]

Where's the stove??

[@tammyrobinson5468]

I agree good set up for rental property especially for homeless families and the price is great

[@MusicEchos]

Chance: the technical name is: Nema type 5-15R Duplex Receptacle... The phone charger cord that you plug into this device is a 5-15P where P stands for plug. Previously the R stood for Receptacle..

[@minab7390]

I would need more windows and glass on the door and no stove or cooktop?

[@johncummings9494]

Interesting home. Not impressed with the layout. I can envision this as a lake cottage. Thank you for bringing this information to your viewers.

[@chiefsnarlsnortz1610]

Good catch - plugs go in the outlet! Lol 😂

[@patricialewis4017]

Chance, you know I don't like a Bathroom in a kitchen or next to it...Should have had it between those bedrooms, like a jack & Jill .....This would have been a good time to have a Murphy bed so that the sitting room could be a bedroom at night.....No Chairs or sofa or Love Seat....just sleeping quarters...It would make a nice Farmhouse for the hired hands...Price is the Only thing good about it.......

[@valeriegiddy7185]

Adorable little home 🥰

[@karentuttle9146]

Think I’d change master bedroom to living area. Love seeing this type of home thank you👍

[@khg3235]

It's cool. I would buy a countertop toaster oven, the larger room mini dining table and mini couch, and one of the smaller rooms, a mini office.

[@bevalee1533]

The 40k price point is pretty sweet. But I think I'd have to do a rebuild on that puppy if I were to buy something like that. The price is interesting. I've been watching the tiny house movement quite a bit over the past few years and the price point on them run an outrageous price per sq ft. It's true price gouging and scandalous. This is more in line. But I hate the floor plan.

[@Marzeonthego]

Well, I would definitely be modifying that to be sure!!! Not sure, for that reason alone, this one would be an option. Thanks for the tour!

[@heatherolivo4872]

It's cute. I wish it had pocket doors to divide the smaller sleeping area. I wish it had an oven or at least a microwave. Have a good day, Chance!

[@audreywilliams6633]

This home would be better for a summer vacation cabin to put by a lake or in the woods. I prefer to have more divisions in my home (living room, bedrooms, storage, and bathroom)..

[@josephpachura761]

It’s a bunk house with a refrigerator in the middle. Chance I didn’t notice your usual enthusiasm.

[@kimclark9146]

it would be great for extra sleeping quarters but to live in it I would want a place to sit that isn't a bed and really want the ability to cook in something besides my Ninja Foodi. If you have lots of company this would be fantastic to have on your property.

[@stevenkaskus6173]

Can't be a three "Bedroom" first space is open shared space and the other side is like a super small studio apartment but one that is incomplete, no cooking appliance. So more like a bedroom that a partial bathroom and partial kitchen have been put in and the front area would just be a bunk area.