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[@KerryTarnow]

Baselane is dedicated to empowering landlords and real estate investors with innovative financial solutions. Baselane has completely reimagined landlord banking to put rent collection on autopilot while streamlining rental property accounting all in one easy-to-use platform. The best part? There are no account fees or minimum balances. Head over to www.baselane.com/kerry to sign up for Baselane for free and get a chance to win a $500 Amazon gift card!

[@Erin-Thor]

Edit: Something’s off in your link, it returns a 404 error. 🤓 I use Quicken to manage my properties, does Baseline interface or communicate with Quicken?

[@vtecondeck3065]

Fairly priced! Been watching your vids for a long time and this house makes the most sense.

[@arthurwilliams3175]

@@vtecondeck3065 The price he gave is wrong. I went to their website and the Mod2 is 179K not 127K.

[@furycorp]

"dedicated to empowering" geez that is meme-level marketing BS... methinks if they're willing to ship with that then there's asbestos in them walls and lead in that paint :P

[@Exaris79]

That warehouse yard looks very familiar, i'll see if i can pass by here in Edmonton and do a tour myself. Honestly that prefab home could be great for a veteran&small families that's having difficulties finding a home here in Edmonton due to overprice and lack of supply too in the real estate market.

[@olga138]

I don't own a TV, so the living room is fine, but I would have to have a bigger fridge. A movable island with stools might be nice for a place to eat. If you report on this company again, let us know how the homes are insulated. Thanks for checking it out, Kerry. I think the US price is pretty good.

[@user-rl2jl8zx1c]

Yeah, I’d just install a projector and pull down screen myself. Agreed that the price is solid.

[@KerryTarnow]

My pleasure, thanks for watching

[@bradley244ify]

Terry, I really like this one. What are the dimensions ? I need something 15 feet wide or less. Could it be shipped to the mountains in Colorado? Next I need to know how easy is it to get an oxygen generator in CA? It is a problem to get one in the US.

[@barbaraolson6783]

Refrigerator drawers an also be added.

[@cshaw9083]

I live in a three story, drafty, 4 bedroom, 100 year old house. I hate it. In the winter, I spend a fortune on heating oil. In the summer, the stupid flies invade as if I have a window wide open with no screen--- I have no idea how they get it. It skeeves the hell out of me. And the damn things ignore my indoor bug zapper. Ridiculous. I want more than anything in my retirement (I'm 55 now) to live in a small, new, energy efficient home. With everything sealed to keep the damn critters out.

[@denisekenney6436]

May I ask what prompted you to move into a four bedroom 100yr old home to begin with? I’m just curious. I grew up in a town called “Historic” Marshall. Why historic, 85% of the houses in town and out of town. They’re beautiful homes for the most part but you know going into a home like that to winterize the hell out of it. Close off all rooms not being used with registers closed of course. As for flies, they’re probably coming through attic space, chimneys and fireplaces etc. And cover drafty windows windows with thermal curtains closed at night and left open on cold sunny winter days. Good luck and enjoy your retirement plans 😊

[@cshaw9083]

@denisekenney6436 thank you. I'm in the middle of a divorce now ( another reason I'd prefer to not stay here long term-- too many memories ). 20 years ago, my then Wife and I bought this house. We had 2 children, were living in an apartment, and were planning to have more children. So we needed more space. She liked the size of the house. I liked the price and taxes. But it's really become more of a chore to maintain. Our three kids have been living with me for the 3 years we've been separated. And I do not want to put any more money than I need to into this house. For me, a Boxabl ' Casita' would be ideal in my older years. Especially with solar panels, and electric everything. It would be easy to maintain, comfortable, safe. And the lower cost of living would make it easier for me to, well, live:)

[@merrywalsh2809]

The critters could be coming in through the attic. Check for holes into and out of the attic.

[@cshaw9083]

@merrywalsh2809 thank you

[@jamesdellaneve9005]

Consider spray insulation, replacing the windows. If you can’t replace the windows, consider plastic sheeting insulation systems. Caulk around the windows on the outside. Attic insulation 12”. Insulation is the cheapest solution. Fix all leaks on the doors. Consider a pellet heater. They work very well and don’t cost a lot in pellets.

[@joltjolt5060]

I like it. Who needs more kitchen? An island just gets in the way, a small fridge uses less electric, an id just get a microwave you can bake in, and im golden!

[@cancelbubble6535]

Not bad, though could use some easy improvements, IMO. I'm one of the "do the windows open" complainers, lol, so thanks for pointing that out in advance. It does need windows on the back wall, though, you want windows that allow you to vent hot air, so you need air to flow through and out of the building. So many of the units you showcase seem like they would be absolute ovens in the summer with all the windows and metal (often black) exteriors. Builders don't seem to be accounting at all for off-grid use or expect a very expensive solar system that can power AC all day and into the night, which you would need. No one seems to be doing any passive solar designs for the buildings either, which is a real shame. Don't like the kitchenette, myself, I would want more of a full kitchen. The built-in storage in the bedroom is really nice, though I would want some drawers. 2 bedrooms are nice because you can turn the 2nd into a home office. Would be nice of one of the bedrooms had an exterior door, having a deck outside off of that would be nice. Nice bathroom, but I would rather have one with a window, both for light and fresh air/steam venting. I suppose the easiest way to do that would be to have a tile shower. Water heater should really be an instant water heater. One thing I'd like to hear about in your videos is insulation ratings in the floors, walls and ceilings. Also if the builders do or do not do custom design on the models. This one sounds like they do as you talked about the kitchen. Also looks like the builder builds tiny houses - there's one out the window at @1:35, did you film videos for any other units while you were there?

[@vickyabramowitz2885]

Dang! You really asked some pertinent questions. I hope Kerry answers them. Thank you!

[@modernmodca]

The mini-split system is also A/C and we stayed pretty cool in the summer heat sitting in this thing.

[@brimstone33]

A shed roof with clerestory windows would go a long way towards reducing unwanted solar heat gain. With proper site orientation of course. Some of those floor height windows could be eliminated while still allowing light and also providing chimney convection airflow. The shed roof is better for solar panels if oriented E-W, and those panels would provide shading for the roof further reducing heat gain. Shed roof gives more overall ceiling height and interior volume. Of course some don't like that look, but hey, you're gonna be living in a black metal box so to me traditional aesthetics are already out the window. May as well go for function.

[@RMMomma4Eva]

Good one Kerry! Stylish, spacious and good value for the US price (assuming the shipping costs are not egregious coming from Edmonton)! This builder should DEFINITELY open a US location! The only things I would change here is take out that back window and put in a bigger frig, reconfigure the furniture to include both a TV and dining area, make the loft room the kids' side (genius layout there to fit in several kids btw!), and put a lock on the hot water heater cabinet so the kids can't access it. Great job! Had to like this one! 😂✨👍🏽

[@RMMomma4Eva]

@@arthurwilliams3175 That was Canadian. He put a caption on the screen of the US price on the day he made the video. It was $127K.

[@susanrichardson8035]

Yes sir, storage "gets people going." One day you will tell viewers like me where the Christmas decor can be stored and save us the contemplation in order to pay better attention to your broadcast .As always, your choice of words are fun.

[@KerryTarnow]

One day I will! I promise

[@lorithrower2467]

The point of these small homes is downsizing and getting rid of junk. You don't move into one and try to take all your junk with you, IMHO, and if you take more than you need, there is a shed I bet they could make you one to match. 😂😂

[@Wkmor]

Why are the operable windows at the bottom when heat rises, and security on low window is never optimal?

[@timothymattingly2303]

I guess that's how they do it in Canada. LOL.

[@reneerobertlancaster8714]

Great layout! This is one that I could see using on our 30 acres. Get a couple and use as a short term rental! Thanks, Kerry!

[@dalegereaux1863]

Really nice home ! The vaulted ceiling really makes it look larger.

[@modernmodca]

Thanks! We were thinking about how to make 504sqft feel big!

[@KerryTarnow]

It really does

[@lchanceiv]

Very nice. I wouldn't mind taking a tour and finding Terry in the bed. Anyway love the fit an finish. This would be awesome I hope they come to the US with a decent price.

[@stephenmcfarland2298]

Terry, for those who don't know the lore, is Kerry's identical twin brother known for his efforts to sully his brother's pristine reputation.

[@lchanceiv]

@@stephenmcfarland2298 oh really!

[@kikigirlkauai]

😂

[@dmunoz1943]

If design options are there, design with organization in mind. Utility room that incorporates, washer dryer, water heater, and place for mops, brooms, vacuum cleaner and cleaning supplies. I love the windows, but windows that open up in cooler seasons. A larger fridge is a must if you’re living there permanently, gotta have room for lots of ice-cream. I’m too old for a loft, but that would be good for storage, or grandkids when they visit. A few tweaks and it would be a lovely home.

[@KerryTarnow]

Great feedback, thanks

[@natalienetanya7401]

Love it! ❤🎉 I would turn the 2nd bedroom into a walk-in closet and add more square footage to the bedroom.

[@KerryTarnow]

I like it

[@joeking5038]

Reading through most of the comments, I suggest you look at their case studies. They definitely can do custom builds to fit some of the comments below. I'm rating them on a high scale for the current pricing of the base models. Plus a nice showing of different sizes. Great find Kerry.

[@hughmarcus1]

There are pros & cons to having vaulted ceilings in every room. Not having a vaulted ceiling in a second bedroom or bathroom allows for some services to be put up. That hot water cylinder that’s taking up wardrobe space is a good example

[@ListedInTheSouth]

I personally love all the windows. The high ceilings are a major plus as well.

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you like it

[@dalegereaux1863]

Of course all those windows make it nice and bright, but I'd like to see it with some window coverings on it to give a little more privacy. Ordinary people don't like to live in a fishbowl. 😉

[@modernmodca]

Haha too funny Dale. We'll keep that in mind for the next home we build!

[@dalegereaux1863]

@@modernmodca The home and window design is fine. Maybe just some shutters that can open and close on the bottom third. Remember, Kerry wears shorts most of the time and nobody needs to see that ! 😜 JK Kerry. 😉😏 I'm sure most homeowners would be putting their own window coverings on any new house, right ?

[@modernmodca]

@@dalegereaux1863 You are 1000% correct Dale!

[@brimstone33]

A shed roof with clerestory windows would provide more interior volume with just as much light and even more ventilation. More privacy and more wall space for furniture.

[@grantwillnow7090]

Where do you sit down to eat? No eating area!!

[@starrwolfe6666]

Hello Kerry!! What a great video and awesome prefab! Thank you for sharing it with all of us. Hope you have a wonderful weekend and see you with another fabulous video!! Be well everyone!

[@SlampthChompth]

Shoutout to the Ninja SP101 air fryer, I have it in my small kitchen and it’s PERFECT because it raises and lowers on a hinge so it tucks under the cabinet and you have counter space. So it lives on the counter without sacrificing any real counter space. It’s literally the best thing ever and I’d never buy any other air fryer tbh.

[@modernmodca]

The ninja air fryers are sweet!

[@kikigirlkauai]

❤

[@KerryTarnow]

Great info, I’m running a Cosori.

[@brimstone33]

A toaster oven is much more versatile. A better choice by far in such a small kitchen.

[@neomis0119]

I think in Canada it’s cooler so that okay, put this in a hot climate, metal, black, and big windows, you will bake. Good fire protection though.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thats a good point

[@Maria-ni4rc]

Nice home for folks who like/want a loft and a minimalist kitchen. The ceiling height makes a difference...

[@KerryTarnow]

it really does

[@norbertbajgyik1607]

it is priced really well, now all I need is just a half a mill for the land and another 100 k for shipping install and permitting and I have a nice house in Los Angeles :)

[@Edwardianschool]

“Half a mill for the land”?!? That’s loco! Shop around, you’d be surprised what you could find for 25k, 50k, or 100k!

[@norbertbajgyik1607]

@@Edwardianschool in the middle of nowhere yes

[@educational4434]

What is the price of this unit?

[@barbaraolson6783]

Wheelchair accessible please, wider doors& halls, ramps not stairs. Would love this. A open area under sink that allows wheelchair user to use sink, rolling shower to accommodate shower chair. This home. Is a great size.

[@barbaraolson6783]

Outlets available at wheelchair height ,also light switches at wheelchair height height. Accidents happen to ever, even temporary setbacks are easily handled when a few things have been taken care of . All are easy adjustments for walking people to use..

[@KerryTarnow]

Great feedback, thanks

[@jenndoe3233]

A crap ton of storage and laundry comes in handy! Another awesome find, Canadian prefab homes!

[@KerryTarnow]

Right?!

[@jenndoe3233]

@@KerryTarnow 100%

[@LilYeshua]

That water heater should've been placed in an upper cabinet. Also,Bish's RV is always wanting viewer feedback because some of the time that can influence RV manufacturers to build their products with better functionality

[@KerryTarnow]

Great idea

[@robertespinar525]

Thanks for the video. You touched on the comment that viewers liked to see you open cabinet drawers and doors. I would welcome you showing us if and how windows open. Keep it up friend!

[@KerryTarnow]

Great feedback, thanks!

[@dalegereaux1863]

Thanks for the info and great tour, Kerry ! 👍

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@billpar]

beautiful I would love it with my own personal mods but what a home run this home is

[@ZH4317]

I need this house. I love it. I see we are missing windows in the bathroom. Its a must for me.

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you like it, thanks for watching

[@HyPex808-2]

I really love the style of that house

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad to hear!

[@nickmehl1465]

Kerry should get his US citizenship and be president. We need some youth and vitality!

[@kathleenwallace1165]

Congrats on 250K subscribers

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks Kathleen, excited!

[@delightful640]

Way too many windows all over the place - too limiting. It would be much more interesting to have an alloy accordion door frame so you could have the option of creating an outdoor space to the kitchen/living area or glass balcony doors that slide to the side. I think higher rectangle windows that open at the top of rooms would allow light and air into the bedrooms... and because of that extra space at top of room, it might be interesting to take a step up in the bedroom and create some storage beneath in flooring area! I'm not a fan of the different placements of the washer/dryer or the hot water tank. Needs to be better thought out perhaps. But I love the look and some of the details give it a very modern look.

[@KerryTarnow]

Hey! Appreciate the feedback and ideas. Thank you 🙌🏼

[@kareneDallas]

Many great features but if living in it full time, the kitchen needs to be more robust. If just a weekend house, kitchen may be fine.

[@KerryTarnow]

Definitely an option

[@avaagolli2259]

Thank you for sharing - it looks amazing

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching!

[@lisabroaddus4737]

Would probably add a lot of money to the price, but a nice option would be to have electric shades for each window.

[@TheExodusV]

Finally something semi affordable, thank you.

[@KerryTarnow]

No problem!

[@ArtsShadow2]

127k US 🤣🤣🤣

[@chinookvalley]

Thanks so much for all you do for us. You give me hope. I'm older and disabled and live in a slum. 145+ yo house that's falling apart and my slumlord won't even talk to me. I've been here 20+ years and, well, time's a wastin'.

[@teresaburgess9457]

I think the roof should extend about two feet all the way around. I think that there should be pot lights above your head instead of the strip lights. Nice

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@Malmo117]

I love the window style in Europe - it can either swing open to side, or…if you turn the handle a different way, it will lean back and be open at the top a few inches, so you could have window open but not big enough for a human to crawl through, and it would be hard for most legged critters to climb up the glass to get in the top opening. They come as big glass doors, as well. Can either swing open, or just lean back to open at top. So ingenious! Wish USA would use this kind of window/door.

[@KerryTarnow]

Some companies are! I saw them in a factory recently

[@Malmo117]

That black would be hot in summers. Might be good in winters if sunny.

[@KerryTarnow]

thanks for watching!

[@christ9145]

Now that price point is doable! Yes 🙌

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you like it

[@monkeybearmax]

Love it 😍

[@KerryTarnow]

I'm glad you like it

[@modernmodca]

🥰

[@cynthiataylor2092]

Please ask the company if they have the technology to fog the windows for privacy or windows that you can look out, but no look from outside into your home, like mirrors. Cindy

[@davidhunternyc1]

Better yet, you can use those electronic windows that switch on from translucent white to clear.

[@kikigirlkauai]

You can find windows films online or Home Depot

[@lovenspired]

very nice find. thanks for the in person tour and including pricing! you do a great job at finding these gems and editing videos.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you! Glad you like it

[@saliciousable]

Terry for Prime Minister!! We love you, man❤️.

[@KerryTarnow]

Haha! Thanks

[@Skarkez555]

Thanks Kerry. Really appreciate the Canadian prefabs you are discovering and sharing. I've been searching online for ages, and none of the companies you recently covered ever appeared in my searches. Metatags people! Get your online marketing strategy so you are visible. Would love to see an 800sq 2 storey option. Only have a small footprint so going up is best option.

[@Erin-Thor]

You’re going to install blinds or curtains in the windows, so that’s a perfect TV spot. Assuming you don’t mount it, you could roll it anywhere needed. I love 🥰 everything about this ❤ except the mini fridge. 😳 For a rental or weekend getaway that refrigerator would work, for my needs for a seasonal second home it would be an issue.

[@61Slughi]

Great layout and reasonable price. What I would like is less GIANT windows and a better way to access the loft.

[@chipliddiard4313]

Very nice.Love it.

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you like it!

[@sifthor]

If you haven't heard of them try minimaliste tiny homes they are a company in Quebec and I absolutely love them. I plan to purchase one of their models in a few years once I find land. They have a youtube page and website

[@ARTIST-AT-LARGE]

I would use the bedroom with the loft as an office space and stick a sleeper sofa in the bed nook. Maybe put a futon and some pillows up in the loft for adventurous guests to sleep in, otherwise, use it as a storage space or it's probably wasted space for an older person or couple. Bathroom looks a little Home Depot-ish. The couch they have is too big for the space, so I think that space needs an updo, but it is workable. Not my favorite space you've shown us, but it's pretty cool for the price.

[@mark8337]

I’d eliminate the window by the kitchen and have a full sized fridge and an oven/stove. Yeah, the heat/air con above the bed sucks. Have to fix that.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching

[@johncummings9494]

I could not picture myself living in this home full time. As a vacation rental, yes. A primary residence, no. The bedroom with the washer and dryer hook and the other bedroom have no closet. Plenty of storage, perhaps but no where to hang your coat or bathrobe. The kitchen is cute but not really functional. I certainly appreciate you sharing this video with us. Thank you.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks John!

[@dalegereaux1863]

I think the loft is definitely not for anyone over 25. Even you could fall out of that loft trying to get down and you don't need to break a hip. I noticed you didn't show yourself climbing down. 😏

[@jamesdellaneve9005]

It’s good for storage too

[@elaineevans7126]

I’d definitely allow for space for the washer/dryer and water heater in the bathroom and get them out of the bedrooms.

[@KerryTarnow]

Great feedback, thanks

[@decnijfkris3706]

besides the price I find the overall outside appearance good. Take care this is a long sucker. I would always put it on a full concrete slab and not on blocks. I am asking myself how that is delivered out without cracking the walls and the ceilings. Such a home moves in transport and breaks silicone joints I used to move smaller glasswool sprayed houses. . And how do you lift that up without bands damaging the overgang and the pvc plates? I see no hooks. Anyways lots of light, good against depression. Remarkable fine and stylish finish nothing to say about that. Ceiling is perfect. Multiple airco/heaters. Disposition is very logic. So privacy is totally obtainable with rolling stores. I don't know, I think, I am counting, before you will be fully oprational on your own plot of land you will reach the 200K mark. What can you buy in your region that can be called a house for that price? That is the question.. NICE SHOT

[@designcomputer1]

Reason why I am fan of this unit. The refrigerator is to small and the kitchen area is also to small. It is not to my liking. Now if I was going to place them on camping grounds, I can see how this floor plan will work. Hi Kerry I have been following you for the pass 4 years. I am always looking for your next tiny home fine. South Louisiana, James

[@christiansgardens]

For less then 1/2 the price, 49 k USD , you can get a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom house form a prefab house manufacturer in Arkansas. You would have to assemble it yourself though.

[@moodyfamily1543]

Can you respond with the website address of this prefab maufacturer in Arkansas please? Thanks, I always like to support USA products if possible...

[@Rickettsia505]

I like this one. The tub seemed deep, but was it short? My criteria for these places is would it fit my grand piano? Yes, this one will, right in front of the window!

[@Ididnotwanttojoin]

I think the bedroom with the ladder up to the extra room would be the kids' room. Where else in that house would the kids play? There is no space in the bedrooms or living room.

[@user-hc5oc5kp3c]

Nice in the woods vacation home 🎉

[@KerryTarnow]

100%

[@MBMCincy63]

Happy Thursday video! I like the exterior, and the bottom opening windows. Not thrilled with the actual layout this client has chosen. I would agree with another, that it needs an island/ peninsula for more work surface and eating. Where are any hanging closets? 🥶🖤🔔👍🏻🥰

[@myperspective5091]

Well, it does look look like a well thought out grade A design. 👍🏆👍

[@KerryTarnow]

I think so too!

[@stumckhall]

For a tiny home wouldn’t a combined washer dryer heat pump unit be best?? All in one half the space buddy! Let’s go! This was a good one BTW

[@KerryTarnow]

glad you like it!

[@MonaAnita]

This home could have been designed with more thought and better function. W/D and water heater in the bedrooms is an absolute no-no. I wish they would have called me to help with a smart, functional and aesthetically pleasing design. All three can be accomplished in very small spaces.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank u for the feedback

[@Mythoughtonpoliticaltopics]

It makes no sense how crazy you are lol. I wish some of these homes was in Colorado

[@KerryTarnow]

Haha

[@JvariW]

@@KerryTarnowso crazy

[@acf9406]

Of course, thos is for a specific client. It's a lot better than what they do in my country (I believe that any comoany like this, that could deliver to all Europe, would be successful here). I love the windows and the natural light. Of course, many stuff would have to be changed to suit my needs and taste but then again this is not my house and I'm sure it's perfect for the client who ordered it.

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you like it

[@ocrfarm7005]

Like it, but wish the kitchen was a little bit more robust

[@KerryTarnow]

Definitely an option

[@SlampthChompth]

Yeah full washer and dryer in a unit is a must for me. Those all in one units are garbage

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching

[@wilty5]

IMO, The loft in the second bedroom is missing windows or skylights which would make it much more to my liking. Reasonable price USD

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching 👊🏻

[@wilty5]

👍💯

[@gaston.]

Excellent review Kerry, thanks for sharing. Really like the pitched interior roof. Not a fan of those windows.. They were standard issue in Toronto's 70s... I dislike any window one can't easily escape from in an emergency... Also over windowed. Pardon my nitpicks.

[@KerryTarnow]

Nitpicks are allowed! Thanks for tuning in Gaston!

[@lisagray1418]

Beautiful house! Good size. Far north location. 🙁 I liked the price a lot though. 🙂

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad to hear it!

[@Bushwhacker909]

Great video, funny content with your comments to those you know will say something about whatever you’re showing here 😂, but - yes a but - but wouldn’t a tankless water heater be more efficient and space saving by the W/D unit and the bathroom? JMO - appreciate your videos and putting up with those testing you 😂

[@slowdown3415]

Loft and high ceilings ❤

[@KerryTarnow]

I agree

[@johncarr123]

This home is easy to duplicate using tubular steel construction kits. My guess is around 75,000.00 complete in the USA using standard building systems.

[@RealBillyGarcia]

Congrats on the sponsor 💰 Great walkthrough Kerry. 😎

[@lisakourkafas6410]

Awesome tub so cool. I love when there is a tub

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks Lisa

[@kikigirlkauai]

Want a window in bathroom, want a bigger fridge, A little smaller windows and No opening on bottom, instead smaller windows on the upper windows but have then open outward from bottom keep rain out. A Small projector with pull down shade, tankless water depending on where you live. Want more storage for bathroom. Love the metal and ceilings , size is good. Loft ladder could be better like easier to get up and into the loft. I’d set loft up as some storage, bean bag chair, reading lights and cat walkways up to loft if I get a cat. I need a place for the dog bed. Loft would be better with a small skylight. Perfect if it had solar nice unit overall. Perfect for short term rental I’d rather set it up for a longer term rental or in law type. People need longer term rentals at affordable rates. 1-12 months.

[@MMHGA]

The one thing I would change is have all kitchen appliances built into the cabinets.

[@KerryTarnow]

Good thought

[@Bushwhacker909]

The 2 bedroom model is what we’re looking for - however at $165k for 700+ sq ft not including site prep, etc (turnkey like some other manufacturers) well - that really increases the overall costs with site, foundation, hooking up utilities, etc. This could easily become $300/ft. In today’s market here in the N Dallas burbs it’s already 300/ft yet these are supposed to be more cost efficient. Not seeing it 🤷🫤

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you for the feedback 🙌🏼

[@gregstretton8584]

The A/C looks like it will be difficult to clean without moving the beds

[@pinky1068]

WOW that cut at 5:10 was shocking! lol

[@michelletothill8551]

i really like this model

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad to hear it

[@donavandwelch]

That needs to be double wide.

[@KerryTarnow]

It’s available

[@tjh4115]

The exchange rate brings the price (today) to about $127k us dollars.

[@KerryTarnow]

not bad!

[@romedog5648]

30 yrs ago 125k house was 2 stories on a finished basement.

[@KerryTarnow]

Good point

[@wilty5]

I’m thinking that the windows should be switched to open at the top instead of the bottom, they should be able to easily do that at the factory

[@JNO_JNO]

I cant find their website?

[@juleswins3]

If a full kitchen is available with a non-RV fridge and stove, it’s okay. I wonder where they would put full size? Looks pretty limited for kitchen space.

[@arthurwilliams3175]

I went to their website, the price of the Mod 2 is considerably higher than you stated. It is 179k, not 127k, which is a HUGE difference. Even the Mod1 is more expensive than the price you gave for the Mod2. Either you made a mistake or they jacked up the prices or they don't put CA to denote Canadian.

[@KerryTarnow]

The prices listed are in Canadian Dollars

[@arthurwilliams3175]

@@KerryTarnow thanks.

[@this_epic_name]

I see an inverter head and baseboard units...

[@randerson4124]

that is the saddest dorm fridge I have ever seen

[@KerryTarnow]

full size is available

[@BiffBuffchest]

0:56 dude turning around saying to himself " dammit, ponyboy!"

[@KerryTarnow]

Haha

[@MasterOfNone88]

You didn’t talk about connections to utilities. I really want an off grid home. 😢

[@chinookvalley]

I just checked on the conversion price from Canadian, eh, to American: $174k = $127k. Not bad, eh?

[@kldegeyter]

Way cool ! Thanks for sharing 👍

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks Kirby

[@queenlatita]

What are the prices ? I tried to enroll on the gift card and I don’t know if it worked . Prices are high 😢

[@KerryTarnow]

Prices are on there!

[@arthurwilliams3175]

It's about 130k US dollars for the Mod2 which is two bedrooms. That is a decent price for a prefab.

[@cranberryeater7459]

In Edmonton the house is the cheap part. Try finding land.

[@KerryTarnow]

Land is another story for sure