Manufactured Homes Are NOT What You Think.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

⁉️Are you considering a manufactured home this year? To see homes at Home Depot kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXXOioCKa9VlbpI

[@REL21000]

I enjoyed your presentation in this video, but from now on you must make sure presented homes are properly leveled.

[@dalebishop2632]

Spent 15 years in a modular home set in the country. It was very energy efficient, far more than a stick-built. It was great and the cost was far less than building a house. It had 10" walls that were fully insulated.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Thank you for sharing that!

[@HEllis-qu5nn]

Arent Modular homes different than manufactured homes/trailers?

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

@@HEllis-qu5nn yes, they are built to different building standards.

[@dalebishop2632]

@@HEllis-qu5nn In my opinion, they are built a little better. Still comes on axles and, since I had a pitch roof, it was folded down. I watched them put that up and to be honest, I have never seen one that was built better.

[@HEllis-qu5nn]

@@dalebishop2632 look I totally admit i had preconceived notions about manufactured homes and really did not realize how cool modular homes were until recently! I have been educating myself because the world is changing, the market is different, we have all kinds of craziness going on and I think everyone needs to be open to all ideas.

[@mirandamom1346]

Our first home was a manufactured home. When we had an inspection done, the inspector told us that people give these buildings a hard time, but in fact, it was designed by someone with actual credentials, unlike a lot of owner built or modified homes. It was a lovely starter home for us.

[@necieford7591]

Thank you

[@cat_alyst6306]

I grew up in the same manufactured home my parents live in still! They are great homes of you take care of them but I will say that they do degrade over time but still are a safe, and affordable option. I would absolutely live in a manufactured home again!

[@jcrefasi1]

Waiting for my insurance adjuster to decide if my home is a total loss. I lost the entire contents of my home that I grew up in thanks to roof failure and rain intrusion during hurricane Ida. Several contractors say it's a tear down and others say it can be repaired. I have decided not to repair/rebuild. I am moving out of hurricane alley. I have been looking at manufactured homes online near Chattanooga and was so happy to see your video this morning!!! Great info

[@prettyinpinkxxl]

Be careful! If you haven’t already moved. I lived in north Georgia my whole life (close to Chatt -15 mins to get there if speeding) the storms have shifted and have moved up so I’d be a bit more weary the Home Depot on gun barrel was torn down a could years ago. McDonald’s in FortO completely destroyed.

[@markjacobs5278]

My wife and I are remodeling a 1990’s manufactured home on a lake in Southern Missouri. We have found it to be rewarding and shocked at how well built it is. You are correct on your point about Location. This home is lakefront and was put on a stone foundation. It actually has gone up in value just the year + we have owned it.

[@gamerwhiz6847]

Stone foundation is the best.

[@flingmonkey5494]

My attitude is that I don't want to consider any real estate that does not include me owning dirt. I would rather own the dirt and rent the home than vice-versa. If you rent the dirt you will FOREVER be at the mercy of your landlord and NEVER stop making payments. I could be perfectly happy in a manufactured home, but I *MUST* own the dirt it sits on.

[@lylewalters909]

The new modular/manufactured homes have come a long ways in the last 20 years. We are actually looking at some of the new ones that are 2 story or triple wide. .

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Let me know if you buy one! I wanna see it. 😊

[@cocoabutta600o3]

Where are you finding the 2 story Mobile homes? Heard of it never saw it

[@sbluhrs106]

Back in 1992, when we were looking for our first home, the manufactured homes weren't as nice as they are now. But we loved the floor plan for a particular doublewide and had our home built using that floor plan. So nice to see how much they have improved since then, and, if we can't find what we want in a stick built, if we can find the right piece of land, we are definitely open to a doublewide for our retirement. We currently live in a rural area, and only got internet in 2005 (before that dial-up and satellite), so I totally agree re: internet. As to water and sewer, we've had our own well, and septic, and that would just need to be rolled into the total cost. Also, even though there is garbage pickup in our area, we're used to our periodic dump runs, so that really isn't such a big deal, either.....

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Thank you for highlighting my points. 😊

[@Jeffrey-s6g]

We own a 1983 single wide. We own it free and clear. Yes we are in a MHC however. We totally rehabbed. We have new wiring, plumbing, windows siding, roof, heat and cooling. We also installed new stone walk in showers and toilets as well as bamboo vanity. We also turned our third bedroom into a dining room new subfloors. We doubled up for strength so we have 2 sheets 3/4 inch plywood new flooring the bathrooms have heated flooring. The kitchen has quartz counter tops and stainless steal appliances. Bedrooms new dry wall outlets and light switches. We had it inspected and currently up to code. In Jefferson County Missouri our home was appraised at a whopping $35,000 I was impressed. We love it. I also added barnyard shutters to the windows.

[@MountainGirlwIPA]

I really appreciate how candid you are. I learn a lot from your videos. Plus its so awesome to finally see someone advocating for the not so perfect buyer 😉

[@ewetoobblowzdogg8410]

I saw someone take the two halves of a double wide and build a two story stick built between them. Very clever and well built.

[@j67-]

You from Central, Louisiana? Feel like you're talking about my grandpa's house 😂

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I actually posted a picture of that on my community page.

[@j67-]

@@KristinaSmallhorn do you know how long ago?

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

@@j67- it’s on my community page 2 months ago. I just checked for ya.

[@flux_inverter4500]

I have been home shopping since early 2021. What I do not like about manufactured homes is they all seem to favor HUD standards over DOE standards. Modular homes, which are built to DOE standards, are better for energy efficiency but seem to cost about the same as stick built homes in today's market. I would consider a manufactured home if they were built to the higher DOE standard of energy efficiency. Would prefer a home that qualifies for the Energy Star rating to reduce cost of ownership.

[@ConstructionKronies]

I never get this lucky, you usually have at least 1000 comments before I get to see your videos! My goodness Kristina, you should see the project we are working on now. The neighborhood is very swanky and there are million dollar mansions all around. We are building a 400 apartment complex right in the middle of it. The home owners are not happy about it. I am surprised they got the permits to build there. I almost feel bad building it. This is one of the reasons we bought our house where we did. Because it was in a already developed area and there is no room for duplexes or apartments. Thanks again for your info!

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

I’m seeing more apartments here closer to neighborhoods. We actually have a new building moratorium until they fix the roads here since they are so bad.

[@jcrefasi1]

@@KristinaSmallhorn Bad Roads? You can't possibly be referring to Louisiana! Our streets are legendary!! NOT‼️

[@user-ne2bb5nh7t]

My husband and I have been looking at many many different brands of manufactured homes. I grew up in one that was built in the 90's which was a very nice sturdy home. But WOW. Some of these companies are really decking out these homes with beautiful luxury features. Many of the "entry level" homes are featuring huge showers, crown molding, and laminate plank flooring. We're holding off to see if prices will level off or fall in the coming year, but these truly are the most affordable entry to home ownership.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

They have come a long way from what most people think about manufactured homes. Thanks for watching.

[@johnmackey3937]

Check to see if there are upgrades or standard items you see, upgrades add to prices.

[@suebee4380]

love the manf homes so many options and so much better than when I bought my first one (a million years ago) ....just wish I could find the land or someone trustworthy to help me find the land. Your info is totally invaluable - keep it up, you are one of a kind : -)

[@islandgirl5382]

Kristina; you are the reason that I am seriously considering purchasing a home. You detailed explanations and visuals are perfect. Thank You so much! I absolutely love your channel; how you explain the differences in the types of homes.

[@samanthadudley6412]

Me and my husband bought a double wide through a reality company and it was a fixer upper it is on almost 5 acres, one main issue that we wish we knew before buying the property that was the creek that is right at our property line is that it floods our property when there is a lot of rain, last week most of my back yard was flooded, luckily the water went back towards the creek within 24 hours.

[@themaddrummer8341]

Location is a huge factor. My neighbors double wide just sold for $272790 in Enka/Candler NC. I paid just 100k for mine 11 years ago and the square footage and lot size is identical. 1998 model, 1970 square feet on 0.5 acre.

[@marirose19]

Subbed recently & I just love your personality not to mention the great information you convey in your vlogs. Ty!✌🏼

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Thank you for watching.

[@marirose19]

@@KristinaSmallhorn My pleasure 😊

[@Rosicrisp]

I live in a modular community paid 33k in 2018 now my house is around 100k especially after my neighbor( whom is a flipper) sold his for 80k and his is older needs roof and no central AC Dave Ramsey can take a hike

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Oh, you heard that quote from him where he said “manufactured homes are cars you live in and you’ll never make money when you sell it” that made me SO 😡.

[@oljerseysoul8724]

Dave Ramsey is great for budget management but for everything else he's cynical and full of his own reasoning. He hates tiny houses too !!

[@biscuit4christ]

I love your channel. You put everything real estate in a proper perspective and making certain real estate "jargon" understandable for the rest of us. I have the same preconceived notions of manufactured homes as well, but I see a huge change on how they look. They look almost like regular, site-built homes. And love the humor! 😂

[@finned958]

It’s funny how you referred to water damage when the first thing I noticed was the lack of rain gutters. The worst thing about manufactured homes is they look like mobile home trailer. The roof pitch is quite low and there’s no overhang. Homeowners can add rain gutters, but will be hard pressed to add longer rafters with a higher pitched roof that will protect the sides and windows of the homes. Thus, modular should be considered equally if the homeowner wants to realize appreciation when selling. Also, adding an attached garage will go along way to make it look like normal stick build home. There’s many garage kits that can do this cheaply.

[@GraceAloneThroughFaithAlone]

What? Literally no on everything you just said.

[@victoriapowell6318]

The roof pitch is what it is because it has to be able to be pulled along the road and have clearances at traffic lights, etc. The height of the house is impeded by that. But if someone wanted to pay extra I suppose to have a roof custom built then I guess they could - but the roof would have to be a separate section - does away with cost savings, just buy a house. I have ALWAYS lived in manufactured homes, never had any issues whatsoever with the whole "protect the sides and windows" thing. I always change the exterior doors out to regular house doors, so I feel it is fairly mandatory to have a porch with a roof to protect exterior doors IF you change them out to something prettier. The doors and windows that come with the units don't rot - but regular house door (jambs) do. So if you do that then you need a roof on your porch. Also, we generally add a metal roof at some point, and you can adjust that overhang a little if you want; probably could do something with the underframing for the metal panels to increase the pitch if you wanted to without too much effort.

[@cassieh8869]

We are looking at purchasing a manufactured home in SC!!!! hardest thing about that is finding the right neighborhood right now

[@marthamorris1944]

I lived in a manufactured home on a piece of land in Oregon for 30 years (1980s). It was very nice, we did have some flooding because the plumbing was defective.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

How long did you have the home before the plumbing problems happen?

[@jacopodanglars4836]

This is my goal. buy a piece of land and put a small manufacture home. and enjoy the view every morning and night

[@zanesutherland406]

I just recently re-pumbed my ‘88 camper with PEX because that old grey polybutylene pipe is terrible. I’d never done plumbing work before, but with an Amazon kit, some parts from Amazon and the hardware store, plus watching some You-Tube videos I figured it out and saved a bunch of money doing it myself 😃

[@MrMuppetbaby]

I've been watching K for a long time now and just discovered that I had not subscribed! How rude of me. She is the best. So much information and she has upp'ed the edgy and cool humor too. Bonus. Thanks Kristina, I was a professional video editor and I know how much trouble it is to produce such nice videos. Big fan. Tod in Las Vegas :)

[@AnnC....]

Purchasing a new manufactured home from a dealership, allows a person to choose what they want in the home.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Of course. Just like buying anything new.

[@daleley7645]

The biggest problem I see with manufactured homes is the homeowner does't keep up with maintenance and things go downhill fast.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Just like any piece of property. If it’s maintained it will retain more value.

[@daleley7645]

@@KristinaSmallhorn Exactly!

[@renitapoe7816]

As with any home even stick builted homes have to be maintained

[@RobinFlysHigh]

I do manufactured homes need maintenance quicker though

[@renitapoe7816]

@@RobinFlysHigh all depends on who is living on the home and how they keep it up

[@gailivey2015]

In my county in CA, you do not get permits from the county for work on a HUD home. You have to get all your permits from the state. Found this out when I had a new roof put on. County would not permit the work, had to get permit and inspection from the state.

[@sadieesther9721]

I’ve seen some luxury triple wides for $77/sq ft but when it’s almost 3,000 sq ft the building alone costs nearly $300,000!!! That doesn’t include land and utilities and septic

[@dalebailey754]

I owned a single section manufactured home in Washington, but I currently rent in Texas. I want to own a manufactured home again. I loved my home.

[@chammiepanda]

Thanks so much for this video! My husband and I are about to buy a manufactured home and this was so helpful! Much love from South Louisiana!

[@kandacelalo4787]

I just found your channel and really appreciate your thoughts and information! Helps to make this market more understandable. Keep it up, please! It is so appreciated your time in research and creating these videos.

[@wildbill6366]

Thanks Kristina ,you're awesome ... but you knew that right? Very sage advice and appreciate the clarification!

[@jakethesnake2251]

Good real estate info matters! Love your videos Kristina, so informative and entertaining.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@gonzaleztribe5028]

Yes I would like to buy a mobile home. My husband and I are actually preparing to start our journey. Thanks for all the feedback

[@BellaTheUnloved]

*Helpful Tip * In regard to the person you had mentioned that purchased property in an area that does not have trash removal…. I know someone that has experience the same thing, just recently. I suggested that she takes the time to meet some of the new neighbors. Being a single mom with young children and living in a desolate area, I thought it would be in her best interest palled up with one of the neighbors. She b does not have a truck and she does not want to put the trash in her car or even in her trunk. So she has networked a situation where she puts her trash out , and they pick it up and she pays them what she would pay for trash service. She has also discovered who sells eggs and other country living needs. ;)

[@sadieesther9721]

I worked for USDA rural development and they will do manufactured homes IF the dealer ALSO does site prep. But I believe they need to be younger than 1976, HUD certified. 30 year max term.

[@randyscrafts8575]

Currently manufactured homes are not affordable. They're about the same price as a small stick built home. I should be able to get a 16' X 76' manufactured home for around $55,000. They're pricing is anywhere between $80,000 and $120,000. A person can still find much smaller ones with 7' ceilings in the price range of $50,000 to $80,000. They're simply overpriced. As of December 10, 2021.

[@steveclark5016]

We own a 90s Manufactured Home, We took it apart and reconstructed it top to bottom up dated bathrooms with top of the line materials, Marble countertops sinks showers ect, Sitting on 7 acres away from everyone but less than. 15 minutes from shopping malls Hospitals Grocery stores etc 45 miles from Charlotte, NC ,As nice as our friends 300k home for less than half the money ,will live here until I die.

[@Staygoldfarms]

We bought 6 acres in Eastern Wa with a pre hud manufactured home on it. We are getting a new manufactured home designed now. With the price of stick built homes it makes sense.

[@davidrte.664]

My wife and I sold our previous home in 2005 bought a piece of land put it on a block foundation, it I now appraised at almost three times what it cost us to buy it and have it set up

[@969thewhip]

I was thinking about putting one on a piece of land but my lender recommended I try to find a stick built house instead. I was told that it was because they don't hold their value like a stick built. I got lucky. I ended up finding a stick built that was never lived in yet. This was almost 17 years ago and now it's paid off.

[@justincase2281]

Many of the "manufactured" homes are EXTREMELY nice and we are looking at them as affordable housing. Most I've seen look like single level ranch houses and would look perfectly fine in virtually any rural areas or developments.

[@justincase2281]

@@admin8187 Sure. You're welcome. But not getting all the number gibberish at the end of your reply. But I'll keep an eye out for your vids.

[@peachiev1]

Kristina, I hope you're feeling better.

[@edmondprice6215]

Amazing video, thank you for putting in the work to create this!

[@bridgettecrockham4255]

Hi Kristina, glad you're feeling better....love your videos

[@Soxandnicole]

This was very informative. Thank you

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Thank You.

[@bobwatson8754]

This is a very well done overview. I just want to add one note...there's a lot of shoddy workmanship, especially lately, due to labor shortages in some areas.

[@jenniferbriski567]

If it was built prior to 1995 - you also want to watch out for Polybutylene plumbing, speaking from experience - had I known what I know now I would have never bought it!

[@terryobrien388]

Where do I find used manufactured homes near my land in Alabama? Is it worth the saving or should we just buy new single wide. Thank you for all your videos and information!

[@ronniepemberton1942]

Alot of lenders say that the axles have to be removed before they will give you a loan as well as having an affidavit of affixture

[@hopehowell4338]

I lived in a new manufactured home 2 years ago and it's a a nice home but by the time I moved out 2yrs later every door and window had crackes in the wall from floor to ceiling because it was on the tipicle struts in a park. The biggest problem is if you live in a park and you don't own the land. You would be at the mercy of their business. If you get a manufactured home or it on a real foundation and own the land. This will save you a lot of grief.

[@Doc1855]

Why do ALL double wide manufactured homes look identical on the front? They have 2 fake looking peaks / dormers and they’re never over the front door. It makes no sense.

[@Machenziethemodel]

There’s a manufactured home community near me and it’s set up just like a stick build neighborhood. Everyone has their own home and driveway with a small front yard. I had never seen that before. They were all single wide tho.

[@joltjolt5060]

Single wides are better in that there is no seam.

[@omokaroojiire]

I know some folks have used their self directed 401K to finance the older homes.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

True. Seen it in the past year.

[@dfrank2044]

Great analysis, but you didn’t include a total cost of brand new and used homes. Thanks

[@mikewhatley8237]

We bought a 2005 Cavalier home (they were bought out by Clayton homes)...the home had a 7/12 pitched roof..2x6 exterior walls...2x8 floors w/ 3/4in plywood and 2x4 interior walls and attic space. With that said we sold the home 2019/20 for well over double what we paid for it and it has gone up $70k since we sold it...it's crazy. Location Location Location is what it is all about. The property was almost 1.5 acres..all sold together. We deeded the property as a permanent structure and all loans were available. We ha 7 offers the first week. Great investment for us. We rented it 8 years before selling and I put about 8k in to repairs. The buyers were amazed how well it was built.

[@BrodieBro323]

I used a VA loan for a manufactured home in Florida and it was for 30 years. It was already existing on land though.

[@SarahS1214]

Thank you for this video! Lots of helpful and needed information! So Dakota’s property taxes are SO high, I have to move to be able to retire in the next year 😡. Want to get something on land, add a garage and have chickens 😊 Hope it works out! If not may have to look at another state!

[@thewildbunch2782]

We are getting ready to buy a 2003 model on concrete slab. It is sitting on 2 acres.

[@kalev1998]

this woman its awesome!!!!!!!!!!thanks for the info

[@cindyballard5218]

Lived in one for years bought a house to fit family size but yes would do it again

[@abelmendoza2411]

Thanks for always providing so much information! You always cover everything!

[@michaelwittke8336]

I've lived in apartments, newer homes, older homes, single and dbl wide mobile homes, I prefer the floor plans of the dbls

[@MegaBuyer]

Wow! Nice intro! Behold the new "Max Headroom".... you know who that is! You go, girl!

[@xephael3485]

🏡 I doubt they'll change regulations on land usage ☹️

[@ConstructionKronies]

xep my guy! 👊

[@ellsmere58]

Don’t see any change in Connecticut, that’s for sure☹️ Hate this state

[@rharvey2124]

Until this year, I never knew single wides come in widths of 16 feet, maybe even 18 feet wide.

[@patriciahand2223]

Thank you for what you do. Blessings.

[@cesarmelo4559]

I started working residential electric on new 400,000+ house here in east Texas and they are using osb for trimming and baseboard

[@sarinaglover3712]

Yes I am currently look at them in my state of Washington. I like them they cost less and they are very nice I a looking for one on land I don't want to pay mortgage and rent by going into a park.

[@HeatherSt.Therese]

I would love one in the town I live in. I would love to see a manufactured home community be built near me. I agree that the term trailer parks is so bad.

[@kongzilla9962]

I live in a double wide they arnt to energy saving imo I have issues where basements are better then having skirting pipe freezing issues so that adds to energy use because of heat tape and that also limits my box's 150amp service when trying to use wall heaters with oil, walls are thinner and and that means thinner insulation. New ones are so expensive now even the small ones I found it better to buy used and just rebuild it what I find nice is you can find bare frames for cheap and these can be used for additions this is what we will be doing next year depending on lumber costs.

[@99centsstitch2]

Awesome video, thank you Kristina!

[@joltjolt5060]

New manufactured homes are way too expensive .

[@johnshuler1396]

Other than looks, generally more susceptible to bad weather they have come along ways. If it is the difference between renting and homeownership go for the MUF home!

[@bloodsord9]

This will not be allowed in bigger cities. Large corporations invested too much money in single family houses.

[@VibingWithQS]

I am working and listening 🤗

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

What did you think as you listened. 😊

[@MarcellaSmithVegan]

What is the best insurance company to use with manufactured homes? I know you've suggested a couple in the past, but I need a memory boost, lol, please, what is your favorite insurance companies for manufactured homes?

[@tevinwise6140]

1. I bought my first piece of land this year. 2: The manufactured house that I got is FHA approve. I already had my own agent and loan officer I was already approved for FHA and my wife made sure we could do this. 3: yes it is a very long process especially during the pandemic and supply sources. But worth it. 4: I had to read the fine print of the zoning and regulations for the county I was living in and they pacifically said “ no trailer homes” They seen my manufactured house and they approved me for it and said as long as my house meets the requirements it is OK and so far everything is going great

[@VibingWithQS]

6:09 right🤗

[@michaelcronan990]

I have one it is on a really beautiful piece of property its been great you just gotta be more careful with the doors and some other stuff on it most of the appliances and heat and ac are the same stuff as a regular house.

[@Arizona_lilly]

Id love it. They have gotten much better

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

They certainly have.

[@VICKYIRIS007]

I'm a contractor. I have more problems to do repairs on manufacturing homes. Hard to match materials. Training to fix something and more things get worse on presses. Can't add a nail on any area that doesn't get damaged. There are good, for very gently use.

[@HandmaidenOfDistinction66854]

Looks like an opportunity for you to become a supplier for such demands. It's possible that others may also be experiencing such.

[@anneslife309]

I currently have a manufactured home on a 1 acre lot with a mortgage. Is there a way to roll this mortgage into a new mortgage on a new manufactured home? My manufactured retailer is telling me I can’t do this. They are saying I need to pay off the first mortgage first.

[@vicentegonzalez7811]

I (MLO) just started offering construction to permanent finance loans with manufactured homes!!! Pretty cool stuff Then again I also do subprime on million dollar houses so I guess I don't discriminate... just trying to help anyway

[@ritacampbell3833]

I enjoy your great real estate advice.

[@KristinaSmallhorn]

Thank you.

[@brs3558]

I purchased a new mobile home which was double-wide. The company that was hired to complete the mobile home has done a very poor job. The interior of the mobile home is not completely set up or cleaned up. The Mobile Home Service that was supposed to be completing the complete job tells me it's my responsibility to complete everything and fill the trenches outside. What can I do about this problem? Before I can get the certificate of occupancy. Could you please cover these problems in one of your videos.

[@arwoods1237]

Thank you for sharing this information

[@davidlampe4153]

Christina you should be a college professor of real estate.

[@chadallen1017]

We are in the beginning start of buying one now

[@Relax9355]

THANK YOU!

[@fredsanford841]

Va loan assumptions are best because you have to come up with a loan origination fee but you do not have to come up with 10% down payment or usually any down payment the va government grants a 10% loan guaranty so qualification is much easier

[@marrowsteven]

Although in my area manufactured houses STILL have a stigma I am going to research them. We're older and wanting to downsize from a 2,900 sf house. Looked into modular but not really feeling it. Modulars here are just too cheaply built IMO. Kristina would you move down from a custom built house that's paid for to a manufactured house? My house is 42 years old but well built and we have upgraded everything but the actual structure itself. I really just want to downsize and get out of a neighborhood. Thank you in advance for your input. Oh, one more thing, I mentioned to my daughter who is in real estate thinks this isn't a wise move for investment purposes. We are looking about 3-5 possibly unrestricted acres it would be placed on. I'll also definitely pour a full slab to sit it on.

[@VibingWithQS]

Thank you for your share. I would hate to pay for a surveyor and they do not approve my app🤭

[@dabzprincess92]

Ours in VA is 3 stories actually we put our va one on 5 acres

[@geaj4214]

What is the difference between a manufactured home and a single wide trailer. My county said I can have a manufactured but not a single wide. I rather have a singal wide. Do manufactured homes come in singal wide?

[@customfittedinc]

You look great...great topic thanks appreciated as always

[@ChappoTC]

Just found your channel and subscribed! At 2:02 …but then what we we use for trailer park trash?? hehehe

[@erescue1]

Kristina, love your advise on MH's. I am 70 years old, semi retired and looking toward a MH in the Springfield Branson, MO area. MH are pretty well accepted in MO. Any advise on mfg's to look at and those to avoid. I have found and am in love with a model from Clayton Homes, but the amount of negative press on the net regarding class action suits and poor construction results have lead me to look elsewhere. Thanks in advance for your remarks!!!!!!!!