I Bought a CHEAP Shipping Container TINY HOME from China... and IT'S GREAT

[@headsofestate]

If you're interested in these homes, you can now get them on Amazon and eBay Amazon: vtudio.com/a/?a=tiny+home&region=us eBay: vtudio.com/a/?ebay=tiny+home

[@MelviHunzaiFamily]

amazona and ebay double prive for same product. Waste of money on amazon,

[@friendfever4414]

Can these sit on gravel

[@michaeldaniels3148]

Who was the company on Amazon where you ordered this from

[@cookeepuff]

Thank you very much!

[@tonycarver9570]

How much do they cost?

[@DarkSifer]

I bought 4 units of a 40 long by 20 foot wide expandable container home(as they're currently termed in our region) with an arched gabled roof and semi enclosed front porch kit for our family campground of 700 acres. 2 of them 2 bedroom and the other 2 were 3 bedroom. Unit were $12,000 a piece, minus import tax, duties, state tax etc, plus $10,000 shipping from factory in China to my property on the east coast of the US, total was $27,000 per unit. I see a bunch of these popping up by some US dealers starting at $80,000 up to $185,000. I save thousands buying direct from manufacturer even with import duties and shipping are in the high end. As of 2024, there are no manufacturer outside of China building these. Yes there are US and European companies that customize these with exterior roofing, sidings, porches etc. But as for the container module itself, it's all manufactured in China.

[@brecha]

This is awesome, would you mind sharing the supplier info?

[@tryscience]

Yes, please share the information we would need to order direct from the manufacturer. Thank you

[@farid-zf6wn]

Can you give us the supplier email or coordinates. Much obliged

[@kisekinecro]

is the roof strong enough to install solar panels on it?

[@tryscience]

@@kisekinecro shipping containers are often stacked on ships, and a loaded container can weigh over 50,000 lb. I believe the corners are where the greatest force is, so you'd have to be careful about the middle of the roof for example. But I'm sure there would be a way to do it

[@TheAgeofStarLight]

Imagine we just mass produced these things and ended homelessness. These are great living spaces that provide safety and dignity. It felt like a home on the inside. A village of these with a bit of landscaping would be impressive.

[@iamjustsaying4787]

@TheAgeofStarLight Those things will be destroyed inside a year.

[@ridiculouslycoolguy]

@@iamjustsaying4787 Yep... the unfortunate truth is they have tried this in the past. That is exactly what happened. People have no respect for what they have not earned.

[@TheAgeofStarLight]

@LaganaaIt is more about the cost of ownership or rent. Trust me when it is +40 or -40 degrees outside you pick shelter 100% of the time.

[@katdowlingart]

Sounds like propaganda to me.

[@deborahholroyd6495]

They've done just that in Los Angeles..

[@dustywilson5461]

I'd buy 2 or 4 and attach them to a commons room in the center, with a skylight all down the middle. Been envisioning this for awhile. Would be 100% off grid.

[@yellowdayz1800]

How much are they?

[@brightballoon]

That's really nice. I love the idea of housing being more in-reach for more poeple.

[@JohnSmith-gq9gn]

Speaking of "in reach" Those kitchen counters are so short the look like they were built for tiny people.

[@travis938]

reach to spend 50,000 setting it up to find its fully illegal in multiple ways and toxic increasinly each year after 2 years thts a money pit that will eat your life savings..and last 4 years only. very stupid and bad

[@caravanstuff2827]

These have been in my country for a few years now as park homes and no one has had any issues with them...here their put on wheels (slightly smaller than this one)so can be towed from place to place when needed...they would make a great home on a life style block!!.❤️🇳🇿

[@sjj8186]

Which country are you in?

[@BewareOfTheFLuFF]

@@sjj8186New Zealand

[@smaragatham8290]

Is it wind and thnder proof.when strong wind blows. How much it cost.pls reply

[@Westcoastguy]

What country are you in?

[@ClokworkGremlin]

​@@smaragatham8290According to the website, they are rated for 70mph/110kph winds when properly secured, and 6 feet/2m snow accumulation. I doubt OP has had a chance to test the snow resistance though, given the *AUSTRALIAN FLAG* that apparently nobody else can see.

[@HandOftehEmpirez]

Bout to throw one of these on some land and move my family out there. Get some solar, water well and spetic going.

[@mackattack8627]

I'm going to the same Off grid living 💯%

[@CozyTardKebin]

LFG!!!!

[@basedmoonman9341]

Hopefully you will have the money to replace it in a few years. If you're living in a harsh environment it won't last. It's a trailer home but even cheaper.

[@tracyhastings3863]

Here in Colorado, if allowed at all, add an extra 45 thousand for septic and well if it’s on virgin land. Had the dream, bought the land, and between the permitting, septic and well……..well I still got the land, but the dream, not so much. The rules and officials you deal with make it almost impossible.

[@tracyhastings3863]

The other good deal out there are the Amish cabin kits…..the only thing wrong with them is that most states require the stamped, treated lumber. The Amish avoid the state stamps, but us other folks can’t use the wood. Won’t pass inspection unless it’s stamped.

[@michelegrice4938]

I am sleeping in mine tonight. Need to move some stuff in and make it mine. Great job on yours

[@camillekoser4336]

How do you put electricity and water. Do you have to contact the city for permits? How does it work?

[@raziel88]

@@camillekoser4336Electricity is through solar panels I believe. Water is hopefully not done via a source you need to refill. I think you need to buy a piece of land to put the house on, and hopefully they’ll connect water to your house.

[@erebostd]

Did you do an air quality test? VOC and TVOC? It’s not that expensive to get a professional check, I would strongly suggest you do it, it can literally save your life…

[@michelegrice4938]

@camillekoser4336 Electricity, it just plugs into mains and has its own fuse box inside. I have my water connected to a watermark and l use an electric water pump.

[@letario]

I was curious to find out if it have holes in the bottom so you can use bolts to anchor it to the foundation?

[@Cookie-sf6fs]

San Diego ca and Inglewood ca watching and being inspired - thank you for making these videos people need to know - everyone is desperate for housing and looks like you have peace of mind - that is worth more ❤

[@jiovaniloncarevic]

The property under the house is the part what makes those cities expensive. You can buy a similar sized mobile home that doesn't need buyer assembly for a similar price.

[@kaywatson6505]

Unfortunately they are not legal in California. I've been looking at this type of housing for 10 years that would be legal in California. Still looking...

[@travis938]

money pit... toxic house .. illegal in many ways... complete money trap and pit... lasts 4 years only and toxic increasingly after 2...

[@overnightguitarist5063]

So many haters on here...that roof would be easy to overlay another solid roofing sytem for cheap..and very east to anchor corners of house if wind is any worry.the walls can be removed inside for a more open floor plan.even the kitchen can be rearranging for a better layout if needed..clearly this woman has the land to place the home. The real problem is so many dont have the mind to imagine and think outside the box with design. Plus what nobody is saying is that it is a turn-key design,with move in immediately..No need to buy or rent RV or losging while you build.a big cost when building from scratch.

[@twitterblackdove]

I love this lifestyle, want it for myself. How would you go about obtaining electricity and water in the least expensive way?

[@alexanderh8129]

@@twitterblackdoveu could do solar pannels. well water. or just contact supply companies and find the cheapest one near u. id also recommend exterior gas bottles for ur hot water. its rarely done anymore but its so insanely cheap in my experience

[@Msmaggy13-u1y]

Got mine delivered from Wuwi Shipping Container yesterday it was pretty cheap, i'm planning to make a small container home and i can't wait to start working on it.

[@debbiedebbie9473]

What size and how much ? Did you buy land that allows it, or where can you put it legally ?❤

[@darkskinneddutchess4007]

How much is pretty cheap

[@Mary-jl5wp]

How about the land

[@GardeningWithDoug]

For better insulation, consider making earth walls around the outside of the structure about 8 to 12 inches thick.

[@NatalieBarends-uj3de]

I was thinking the same thing❤

[@rp-wb6xn]

Might as well build a hobbit house if you’re going to do all that

[@Snowmanbutternips]

What are earth walls

[@wojciechsobiesiak]

@@Snowmanbutternips hobbit solution 😆😆

[@tryscience]

Google "rammed earth" ​@@Snowmanbutternips

[@86themadhatter27]

I remember looking at these a few years back. Great if you already have land. If you don't, you're buying land, paying a lot of money to join the water and electricity grid. And suddenly you're $100,000+ for something that probably has a 20 guarantee (and less depending on where you live). They would be great for a guest house though or a granny flat

[@tamwilfred]

I was thinking the same. ADU cost a lot but if you have the space and can easily connect it to water and electricity then I wouldn't have one as a guest house or granny flat.

[@shamrock4500]

They had 2 of these on my local Reservation for about 25 years, they set them on a basement, as we are in Canada. 2 families still live in them.

[@RozeGxld]

you can get land for some times as cheap at $10,000. and put a tiny house on it like this you’re probably not paying any more than $50,000 . Definitely cheaper than a house and better that than paying rent each month

[@tamwilfred]

@@RozeGxld Have you done it before? Like the original poster said, sometimes it’s not just about the land and the tiny house, but also about preparing the house with electricity and plumbing. That setup could add to the cost. I guess you could use solar, but will that be enough? If you want to rely on solar, you would need a battery reserve to store excess solar energy. If you skip the plumbing, you could just dig holes and poop in the woods.

[@RozeGxld]

@@tamwilfred Right. it’s just overall not ideal for a permanent living situation because something like that will easily succumb to the elements unfortunately. But yes all of those expenses definitely do add up and would still be cheaper than buying a house! I personally have not done that before, no, but it can be an option for those who have money but can’t get into a house

[@saphire196]

Love the reflective privacy doors

[@truthpilgrim]

Birds constantly crash into them

[@OpalBees]

@@truthpilgrimyou can actually prevent this pretty easily with the little shear stickers that they make for this very purpose! I had birds crashing into a regular window by our old oak tree and those took care of the problem.

[@LesleyDT6227]

Thanks for making this video. Could also be a great option for off grid as well.

[@caravanstuff2827]

Here in NZ their put on wheels (slightly smaller units than this one) so can be towed to we're their needed..with LED lights and gas cookers/hot water and solar panels and batteries you've got it made in the shade!!.❤️🇳🇿

[@SpoiledLocGurl]

We are in America and have off grid land. We are considering these and connecting 3-5 for our living situation. I want something non traditional.

[@gprice932]

Exactly. You could always go back and add more stability and insulation. I would throw some wheels on it too.

[@rob-dq7sv]

​@SpoiledLocGurl did you ever buy one if these? I want one but not sure if it's legit

[@travis938]

they are illlegall for many reasons.... toxic money pit trap... avoid ..very short lifespan 4 years and toxic after 2 years increasingly each year

[@oneNation99508]

If you take care of them , they'll last long,just like any house, super cool I'd buy one .

[@Portion2131]

Sure lets just say things. Come back in 5 years the price of this cheap home will be little more than now.

[@loganbass4930]

@@Portion2131 Yes but try comparing traditional housing options in this price range and you'll see how much worse normal houses are.

[@rockstarkid505]

you can always sell it after couple years

[@travis938]

these gotta be bots commenting your not that re-tarded are you these last 4 years and highly toxic increasingly each year after 2 years.... and very illegal in multiple ways to begin with... complete money trap pit lol

[@metaljohn209]

How do you hook up the electrica,l and plumbing to the main lines? It be nice uf they show where the hookups are, and how you hook this up to electrical and plumbing .

[@sikskillz2186]

wow, its looks really nice. awesome buy.

[@adantadeo1491]

so beautiful, congratulations!:) I am 23 and I am purchasing one here in california.

[@bluenoser1567]

Plenty of potential with these units. I wonder if they can be joined together ... Cheers

[@karenmahoney1241]

Yes, they can. There is a place in Cairns that sells these and calls them granny flats.

[@lisetteem588]

you can get bigger ones.

[@whippedvanillachai]

​@@lisetteem588where

[@Fatfreddy7]

Ive got a 6m x 3m x 2.5m foldable sandwich panel cottage set on timber foundations. Having electrical conduits everywhere looks messy and expensive imo but the worst thing i have found is condensation at night and during winter. Ive put in a reasonably inexpensive window a/c in and putting passive airvents in. The windows hold water when it rains and collects on the inside as well, ill have to upgrade these and the ranchslider. Ive added additional roof fixings and internal corner and ceiling brackets. I will have to line the outside and inside with ply, this will help maintaining a cool environment inside during summer these get brutally hot in summer and vise verser. Ill have to put etch primer on the roof and re paint as it is very lightly coated. All in all it was cheap at $6,000 and took 2 of us 2.5 days to construct.

[@lawrencepatricio5776]

Are these prefab homes insulated?

[@TheIslandExpat]

Basically insulated at the walls like an RV. Roughly 6-7 R-value. If you're living in the desert, you'll need to frame the inside out with studs, and use a closed cell spray foam, or you'll roast alive.

[@brendaframe9661]

We bought a tiny home almost 5 years ago. We wish we had done it instead of having a house built in 2014. It is just what we need to 2 adults. Can do everything we could do in our house. We financed our home for 4 years and have 8 pmts to go!! It is true freedom!

[@UnPassant-zs9oc]

Where? How did you get the permits?

[@brendaframe9661]

@@UnPassant-zs9oc We did not need any permits. We live in the Dallas/Fort Worth area of North Texas. When we purchased our tiny house, we knew the sellers would be responsible for installing it. We did not level the dirt, but left it natural. The tiny house was leveled and secured, connected to water, electricity, sewage, and installed temporary steps to our front porch. We had lived for over 3 years in our fifth wheel, so decided that we would go with the 50 Amp option for electricity. We could have gone with 100 or 200 amps, but the 50 amp option allowed us everything that we needed. We purchased a separate 2-burner coiled cooking source, have a built-in microwave, and used many of our pots and pans initially. We purchased a smokeless grill with griddle. This worked out better for us than the burners. Next we purchased a tabletop oven. Our was now complete. When you are looking at tiny hours, ask the sellers about any necessary permits needed in your area. Before purchasing, meet with a building permit staff and discuss your needs. I believe most of your permits are going to be dependent on the site in your area and what your desires are. Good Luck! I have had 2 mortgages in my lifetime and not having a mortgage is the better option!

[@melissapiedra4090]

How did you put ac?

[@brendaframe9661]

@@melissapiedra4090 We paid for extra insulation when we bought our tiny house. Tuesday house came with mounted AC and heat near the ceiling. We have 2 units-one in main living area and 1 for the bedroom and bathroom. Our bills have never exceeded $600, even in the hot Fort Worth, Texas weather.

[@wkw4095]

Painful listening to the conversations

[@rileygordon7848]

That’s why you look…. At the brunette

[@luckiete6762]

😂😂

[@mr.c6674]

​@@rileygordon7848, yep. She's 🔥🔥🔥

[@Darlemonte]

These Alibaba reviewers are something else. They talk and fk around for the majority of their videos and whoever is behind the camera asks the dumbest questions.

[@aussietoddsdiygarage8729]

I’m seriously considering one of these. The only thing that concerns me is the shipping process. How did you go about landing it in Australia, duties and fees. That part seems the most daunting.

[@M1978-p8j]

Try E . Musk’s company boxable since they’d have a decent warranty. I’d avoid this Chinese company at all costs no matter how cheap they are. Who the hell knows what materials the Chinese are using to construct these.

[@Sweetlyfe]

You just use a customs agent, and they do all that, and then you get it picked up from the customs warehouse, as I bought lithium batteries like that, sold them which paid for my own.

[@lyndadavis7293]

I drive past one regularly and last time had canvas over the roof. Leaks apparently. I would not buy from China. Substandard and I bet the electrics and fittings are rubbish as well.

[@rjohnson4553]

They are so $h!t, there is a young lady down my road that has one, it’s so bad, leaked from the day she got it, boxes of silicone and it still leaks, expanda foam in the gaps, the rats still chew their way in, I call it the tent, there is 2 transportable as well and they’re better. She said the floor is cold no matter what and the condensation is terrible, so the heater works with the dehumidifier at the same time, no water no sewerage no appliances, crane to move it, add all that into it, she has 2 kids in it and moved out again last I asked, there’s a few around I know of and they all have separate free standing roofs over the top put in by separate contractors, in the end it wasn’t cheap, it costs heaps.

[@MaxwellEdison33344]

@@rjohnson4553 Thanks!

[@lizzytroy9503]

Small, private, and practical. If this has working AC and heating, it would make a fantastic AirBNB. Someone with experience could buy two, attach them, and renovate to make a two/three bedroom. It would still be cheaper than some houses on the market

[@jodyel]

Def need to ascertain if they come with heat and AC.

[@stanleyhape8427]

Cardboard with duct tape would be even cheaper.

[@bonniebowers4603]

@@jodyel pretty sure they do not. That is up to the owner. They accomodate the ability to have it but do not come with electricity or plumbing. Its tiny so doesn’t require much.

[@mariejoy8598]

You should have a video showing how to put it together, piece by piece, in vivid detail for people like me. Then you need: Electrical Plumbing well or city water septic or city sewer And this is in England?

[@headsofestate]

Coming soon

[@RocFML]

What’s the link to these homes? Do they ship to Puerto Rico and US ?

[@Gina1_]

I wish I can own one of these! I would really love it.❤

[@ericgrajeda2671]

Thanks for sharing your experience of a home from China yet was looking at one also .....

[@numberoneappgames]

It isn't great for hurricane prone areas. But it is a good adu. ❤ A good tip would be reinforcing the roof, the siding, and maybe replacing the door with something stronger. Build out a good solid concrete flood and moor the structure to it!

[@ericallen3006]

I think it would be fine, I see a lot of manufactured homes in hurricane territory, and they do fine. Might need some up keep, but as long as it's anchored down I don't see it going anywhere

[@AJayMustang]

Can you do a write up or a video on how you handled it all? I keep getting stuck on figuring out what it costs at the docks and stuff

[@RossMalagarie]

what was the square footage and the price?

[@lizzytroy9503]

this looks a lot like the ones sold on amazon for 20k. I saw one that looks closely like this, which was 19ft x 20ft.

[@JohnnyFackingFive]

You are so much braver than me. I always figured if I bought something like this online from china they'd send a container of socks instead.

[@inetfraud]

It's strange, because at least 4 of the huge Chinese companies that sell these, offer a crew to come set it up upon delivery for free in the US. Don't know why in Australia, they don't have that. Plus, this specific model comes in a huge array of wall panels (ultra-light concrete) including laminated wood, bamboo and other awesome choices . The floors as well have a bunch of different linoleum choices including gloss bamboo, stained light or dark, etc. This specific model(s) is by far, among the BEST of the modular (foldable) homes out there. You can order them with a full solar array and an external wall battery. This homes are dynamite.

[@sjj8186]

What are those Chinese companies that offer set up in US? Did you buy any?

[@daddy1kev]

Can you illustrate us and write the name of companies?

[@silviuflorescu6838]

Offcourse they come to mount it, if you pay more that its price. 😅

[@Epiderm91]

Because in straya, you need qualifications to do the wiring, plumbing and shit. Can't simply be done by any tom dick & harry...straya is the only place where manpower cost exceed the actual physical product...😂😂😂

[@hellnah171]

😂😂😂yo, we have Chinese EVERYWHERE here. they are buying out companies, setting up military bases. .. spying..... yall better be glad if you dont have them in your country 💯 people are so dumb.... 🤷‍♀️

[@RudeBwoii]

Price? I just saw a video of one priced at $650k PHP (about $16k CAD), but that was over 4 years ago. It would be nice if the price point or range was given.

[@rayericphillips]

This would be a great idea to the UKs housing problem.

[@jonleekay338]

Would never pass BSI standards

[@rayericphillips]

@@jonleekay338 For those that are homeless that wouldn't be a problem !!!!!!

[@EgoShredder]

Halting immigration for approx 100 years and repatriating those that seek to takeover the UK, would be a far better way to solve the housing problem and many other issues.

[@vamoneygroup]

​@@EgoShredderyep

[@thecatatemyhomework]

​@@EgoShredderBingo!!!

[@Alexander_barbarossa]

I sell such houses in Indonesia, Bali. First, it is necessary to make an additional roof here - this helps to avoid leaks and the heat of the day. My houses costs $20,000 US (no land) and $55.000Us on our BoxVillage with all communications and swimming pool)) 😜. Welcome to Bali!

[@davidwright1752]

Brilliant affordable housing. Congratulations

[@whiteraven6495]

How much was total price, shipping and all?

[@PlayMyMusicPlaylist]

Good permanenr solution for homeless shelter.

[@jf1a8x1]

There’s a whole lot more info and details needed for this! Website says price $5K (US) is only a deposit. No idea what total cost might be. How are they insulated? I online I see this model comes with a toilet..did you set this up with a traditional septic system? Not much info online at all!

[@CandiceTran33]

Shipping & taxes fees cost is around 6 - 10.000$ from china to US depends on stage & city You have to ask CONTAINER MOBIHOUSE about shipping fees!! No Shipping companies will accept shipping your container house lower than 6k usd These type of container house is 10-12-15$ depend on model & size. Its totally can cost 25-27k $ including shipping & taxes

[@sammiyen]

Her gray dress is so cute. Where can I buy it

[@TheNoviceHomeCook]

With or without the big sweaty arse patch 👀

[@drewodessa2483]

In America we call this a single-wide trailer home. You can tow them into place and don't need to build them out much. Got their own wheels, utility hookups and leveling devices too. People even made parks for them. They've been around about 80 years.

[@krystiansieminski8060]

This is nice, a small home that is not so small, its a good size, and haw much $?- did it cost? TH

[@Lp-ze1tg]

Nice house. 1. Should have also video records inside the home when there is a heavy rain outside. 2. Will there be a rust issue.

[@erebostd]

I would do an air quality test on this thing. I bet there are many…. Interesting vapors in there which might be especially harmful to kids. I’ve seen some crazy stuff (even in normal homes) - VOC over 4000 ppm, TVOC up to 10 mg/m3, which is worse than living at a gas station with open tanks. It’s not that expensive to get a professional check, I would strongly suggest you do it rather sooner than later…

[@headsofestate]

Will do in a follow up video 👍

[@normandothegreat]

I thought exactly the same thing. I'd check for radioactivity as well.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

Coming from China, lord knows what chemicals are in those walls.

[@kylelee6164]

I'd buy that shipping container tiny home in a heartbeat.

[@2003evodave]

So much disinformation here. FYI, most places will not give permits for these plastic boxes. Then there is the fact these are not rated for any wind, have nearly zero insulation against heat or cold, they didn’t discuss a water heater, electric hookup, sewer or water main and all their costs.

[@sheilahunt3443]

Only in the US do have to die pay for a house

[@hahamorehaha6869]

Come back in 5 years and see what it is like.

[@headsofestate]

Great idea, will try to do an update next year to see how it holds up

[@hippiehillape]

​@@headsofestatedehumidifier and exhaust fans will help Moisture is your enemy. Condensation has to be mitigated.

[@juleswins3]

@@hippiehillapeThey don’t have air conditioning in Australia?

[@NatalieBarends-uj3de]

​@@headsofestate 😮 wow it's beautiful, of what is it made of what material .How much is it the price in South Africa zar can you look up for me send I'm message where you bought how much u paid.This place is giving me alot of creative ideas the sitting room design and bedroom it's really nice.How can you keep the house protected the type of material.

[@turrtu6435]

@@NatalieBarends-uj3deI have contacts of Chinese factories selling them. I live in China.

[@liljotogo9487]

What is the roof made of? Is there insulation? Is this house good for a cold climate. How many years is the warranty. I really like them but I need info on the house

[@1monagale]

It’s described as plastic on amazon. Shipping containers are made of metal when used for homes.

[@beccam1007]

Can you get two and put them together? Connect them for a bigger house?

[@emem009]

I want one of these for storage!

[@GingerBread1986]

Where is the link to buy it and what is the costs?

[@Wee_Welt]

30k with plumbing and electric system hookups all done ❤

[@EasyGrowsIt]

We’ve come to this!!!

[@empireheyoka]

Can you put a wood burning stove in these? Also how is the insulation? Looking to place it where it gets cold.

[@dimorgan1451]

Walls preventing easy hanging of shelves, etc. Is a drawback. Just like an RV. Otherwise lovely!😊

[@TheIslandExpat]

Install magnets with hooks. They're very easy to source, and some can hold more than the average human weighs.

[@xlara3819]

Hey, I’m curious to what website you bought it from ?

[@sassyhartwv]

Just wondering how much it was and was shipping included?

[@loriannrichardson7644]

I saw these on Alibaba for about $6k.

[@falana2690]

Amazon has them for 10,000

[@TheIslandExpat]

You'll pay import tax, which i believe is fairly cheap. But, you'll need a forklift, or a crane to get it in place. Depending on where you're located, you should think about having it bolted to footers, or to a slab to keep it from being a tornado target.

[@frito1224]

I’m interested in one of these

[@FableCountry]

​@FITNESSOVER45considering houses in my area are on average $1.2m USD, $20k to $30k is more than reasonable to tack on

[@kyleCoughlin]

My question. Are they wired? Is the plumbing reqdy to be connected to water? Or do you have to rip the interior apart to put all of that in??

[@luckyshot5135]

my budget isn't big but my family has land... may have ot do somethin like this looks comfy.

[@edgarrobersoniii703]

Did they ship it free? How much is it and how many bedrooms and bathrooms?

[@hrs6480]

It’s probably below 30k. For around 30k you can get way better and bigger ones but shipping costs are a pain in the ass it’s several containers for a big one assembled so no I don’t think there are many with free shipping options.

[@tmc1373]

You said it was cheap, but how much was it??

[@quartamile]

What kind of insulation? And what's the R value? It ships with HVAC too? Thanks!

[@mogeking56]

Great setup as a small workshop and storage shack

[@holycow3355]

Do you need permit to wire up & live in it ?

[@hahamorehaha6869]

Usually you will need permits and a certificate of occupancy, in the USA any way

[@johnd.5601]

It's a Chinese mobile home. As long as it's cost efficient and safe. I like having Chinese products as a choice.

[@marianfrances4959]

Especially things that last longer than 4 days...

[@joeannealvarez2552]

How much to purchase

[@hellnah171]

feel free to move there 😅 .. they like it also, especially when their main goal is to wreck other countries economy to save their own. - not to mention all of the spying they do around the world in other countries, not just the United States. - be careful who and what you support and associate with. 💯 There is a youtube on the chinese spying across the world. the beloved Tiktok also belongs to china, where they gather and steal data from everyone. u may not think that what you as 1 person does is very fascinating, or worth spying over, but it is more complex than that. They gather data on everyone, compile it, and do an over all analysis for psychological warfare purposes. what better way to beat your enemies than to know their every move? 🤷‍♀️

[@basedmoonman9341]

"I love living like someone that lives off of $8000 a year"

[@rocknroller4251]

Where can i buy a prefabricated home and have it delivered to my property?

[@ujjawaloraon1124]

Where did you get this house from? It's so nice, I have to order it.😊

[@headsofestate]

Check description

[@silverqueen1189]

My home will NOT be China built….

[@johnjacob1412]

​@@silverqueen1189 Everything else is. If something is made in America, it just means it's assembled by a bunch of invaders here to replace you. I'd rather buy something from another country where people are staying away from my country.

[@tmc1373]

@@silverqueen1189 LOLOL!!!!!!

[@getgle]

​@@silverqueen1189If you can afford American made go for it. But for those who can't afford that / don't want to pay the ridiculous amounts Americans want you to pay for a house, Chinese made is an excellent option.

[@CursedWarrior100]

What does it come with? Like sink and toilet and electrical??

[@KaylaBuhdayla]

This is nice. I like it. Would make a great cabin for a pretty piece of land.

[@BarbieMudcat]

How does the water and electricity set up? Is it similar to an rv camper?

[@NvrGoATM]

im contemplating selling my house and buying land to put this on so that I am 100% paid off. I wish they had electrical ran to where lights would be already though I hate raceway

[@FableCountry]

Depending where you are, these may not pass local zoning codes. Best way around this is to have a main house then build this as ADU (accessory dwelling unit) aka mother-in-law unit. Again, all depends on your local laws. These can vary even by city. Last thing you want is inspector coming by and telling you to tear it down

[@caposolomon8745]

It's been a few months, any updates on the house? Does it hold up well?

[@millerfamilyhomesteading230]

We re considering 2-3 of these as well.. Not sure where to start. Help!! lol

[@FableCountry]

Amazon has them

[@thooke222]

How well are they insulated? Where I live can get extremely hot

[@michaelscurr9046]

Good luck with your new home❤

[@ericbrowning9971]

Just wondering why the corner shower is so far away from the wall?

[@robertnorman3821]

I live in ontario canada and very intereated in one of these or 2

[@hereiswisdom]

Can you buy these as just a larg e, open space without the bath, bedroom or kitchen?

[@D_Cali_Life]

Haha I bought a bunch of these in California for under $3k each and they were all cheaply made. I sold them at the next auction for about double $$$ It really depends what time of the year they sell. Summer is $$$

[@walterchapman2094]

How long do you figure they'll last?

[@Jasmine-gv7uo]

What Chinese company did you buy your houses from ?

[@jamesdeansghost5531]

Ok so how does a person get this off the trailer or flatbed if it's not delivered on a rollback? Every one of these that are shipped from overseas specifically specify that they don't have the equipment to do this and it's up to the buyer to remove it off the truck. How does one do this?

[@christopherpekel6096]

Reverse up with a tilt tray

[@erinbrown6962]

Wow that’s a lot bigger than I thought it would be. ❤

[@garrettbrown7191]

That's what she said

[@sharewithyou8182]

Doesn't the noise and dust enter from the sides and seams?

[@toidiaz5136]

Really need this

[@archiemustachie3693]

And it came clingwrapped. Bless

[@bridgetstone3530]

Loved it you did a great job!!

[@sodapopkidd]

and it will withstand winds in excess of what speed?

[@boysrus61]

If this was actually made in China, I would really be curious how this looks in a year. Chinese are notorious for cheap construction.

[@TheNewBloodDan]

Could you request what colors the interior and exterior walls to be? Thinking about getting one someday (hopefully sooner than later)

[@frankrollins8171]

cost?

[@thecatatemyhomework]

For some reason, they're keeping the cross the big secret.

[@AUTOTUB3]

Is the restroom installed on a water pipeline?

[@ockong1]

5.200 NOT BAD

[@YoungBoyFeliz]

She's packing some great pointers

[@mvpmo]

I didn't care much for the house. But the lass hosting the vid was 🔥

[@lc1668]

Great. Where can you put it? Any permits

[@CNormanHocker]

Did you check to see if the toxicity of the facility? China isn't known for its safety standards. Remember the Chinese drywall that ate plumbing and released toxic chemicals.

[@lisetteem588]

no? but sounds scary.

[@NatalieBarends-uj3de]

​@@lisetteem588jesus😮

[@dan-bz7dz]

Spotted the racist

[@daddy1kev]

Lol

[@sunshinejones4124]

Nice to know the thing you have to add to it. Thanks for sharing!! I love this!

[@rocket2811]

Does it come with toilet and what other amenities?

[@plko90]

Didn't you watch the video?