The Kairos ll, 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 bath

[@cumberlandhomes]

Does anyone know of a way for a large family that needs a large home to get 3100 sq feet for less than $65 per sq foot, zone 3 insulation, 2x6 sidewalls, residential sheetrock, ceramic showers, real wood cabinets, extremely nice appliances, thermopane windows, etc. etc? Are you going to build a home for $65 per foot this nice and well made? Anyone that can build something like this for less than 65 per foot please get in touch with me and I will buy all you can build.. What make the difference is the foundation, why not take the frame off when the home gets to the site and put it on a foundation, brick around the bottom and be done with it? I can assure you that if you built a new site built home with all of the components in this home you will be at $110-$125 per foot very quickly. Make it in a Modular code, put on a foundation and your home. Same appraisal per foot as if you built it on site.. We do it every day.. Thanks

[@retiresoon5639]

I can build a home that will increase in value for the same price. maybe not as fancy but a better value in the long run. My wife and I went through this and we stick built a home on 5 acres 1800 SQ FT with a 24X24 attached garage and a 32X42 pole barn with concrete floor for about the same money as just this home sitting in a parking lot.

[@cumberlandhomes]

Yes 1800 vs 3100 sq feet for the same money is why our factory is backed up 3 months. You just solidified my point. thanks

[@vspd303]

Are materials used on this home cheaper ?

[@cumberlandhomes]

the factories buy in bulk to they get materials at a lower cost, but they are built with the same products as any house.

[@badfinger6000]

Shame the don’t hold up or hold their value. I always like looking at these. Ugly water heater plumbing job damn.

[@HoodFolks]

hands down the best walk thru, showing of a mobile home video on youtube, all that useless talking and extra loud background music on other channels is so annoying!! This channel is straight to the point!! I like that!!!

[@MobileHomeTours]

Thanks! I really appreciate that. I’m not trying to sell anything like a lot of the other videos, so I don’t find it necessary to talk. Always thinking about new ways to improve though.

[@Coast_life]

$200,000 for a modular home?? 😆😆 pass.....

[@drumguy1960]

That's NOT a modular home...it's a mobile home...BIG difference. Modular homes are 1 1/2 times as strong as site built homes...They don't sit out in the rain and sun for weeks on end, they are built in a controlled 72 degree temperature indoors and are built to survive a truck trip to the site and then bolted together. I would take a modular over a site built home any day

[@NayokeHenji]

I love it, but... 200k? I can buy a house house for 200k

[@lawandawilliams437]

Ikr 🤔😮

[@kanishaford7350]

You could be I’m pretty sure it won’t be near as nice for 200k

[@thatswiss1385]

But you won't get 3100sqf then

[@derrekmitchell1012]

Depends on where your at. Where I'm at their building new neighborhoods with 1400 sf houses starting at 145k on a 1/2 acre lot

[@valeriehopkins644]

I tend to agree but this looks like a triple wide.

[@carmendee6481]

Wow this mobile home is gorgeous! I don’t understand why some people laugh at others for living in a mobile home I would love to live in something like this.

[@MobileHomeTours]

When you say mobile home, most people imagine a single wide trailer blowing around in a tornado. I don’t know if the average person knows how nice they have gotten in recent years.

[@MrHushon]

Looks great but would never pay 200,000 for a trailer.

[@tammywines9789]

Amen !! Maybe $100,000 with land , delivery and set up !! I see how these things are built lol if ppl only knew !!

[@Joshua79C]

This is a modular home, not the same thing as a mobile/trailer home.

[@MtthwSmmns]

$200,000? Are you kidding me? For a trailer. These people do realize trailers do not go up in value. They devalue in price. Jesus, you might as well go buy you a sturdy home for that much! It's nice, but it's not $200,000 nice. These people have let greed turn them into dumbasses. Sorry.

[@Meg_88]

Matthew Simmons This I can agree with. The benefit of buying a house like this is that it will be MUCH cheaper than a traditional house. If the price is going to be just as much, if not more, than a regular house, may as well invest in a regular one.

[@MobileHomeTours]

This price definitely is up there and you can get a nice site built house for that much money. I think the rationale they may have would be getting a new site built home with over 3100 square feet for $200,000. That comes out to a little over $64 a square foot. In my area, I've been quoted $100-$125 for me to build a new home, which on the low end of that would be well over $300,000. I'm not saying I would spend $200,000 on a mobile home either, but if you need/want that much room...

[@davidh8478]

A trailer for $200k? Get the hell out a here. Then you have to buy the land to put it on??? Come on.....you can get a regular single family home with land for that price. And it's not on blocks!

[@motherwolf2046]

Good point but some people already own land so it's a good investment.

[@davidh8478]

@@motherwolf2046 dont get me wrong,its a nice house but wouldn't it be easier to have a house already on a piece of land rather than pulling permits,potentially running water and sewer...

[@josemigueljr]

For that price buy a concrete home. So it wont run into trouble when hurricanes or tornadoes show up

[@djhudgins8412]

@@josemigueljr these homes are made much differently that mobile homes 20 years ago. These things are heavy!

[@djhudgins8412]

You will not get a site built house with 3000+ square feet for 200k. These modular homes are not mobile homes, and they're not site built homes. They really are taking the pros from each option, a big plus are that modular homes retain the value in equity unlike mobile homes because they have the same standards as a site built home.

[@thelmafreedline5939]

Would be nice if they do affordable price $50,000.00 Not everyone can afford $199,999.00

[@stephanievshaw9113]

Thelma Freedline so true

[@HelloHi-sf7jr]

I seen one like that for 60,000 just black appliances and the stainless upgrade would be 5000 yourself.

[@cumberlandhomes]

Yeah that would be about $16 dollars per square foot. That was the price of housing in the 1920"s These days the average cost to build a site built is around $125 per square foot. The average price for one of these modular homes completed is around $70 per square foot.

[@djhudgins8412]

You will not get a site built house with 3000+ square feet for 200k. These modular homes are not mobile homes, and they're not site built homes. They really are taking the pros from each option, a big plus are that modular homes retain the value in equity unlike mobile homes because they have the same standards as a site built home.

[@cumberlandhomes]

DJ Hudgins.... You are exactly right!!

[@parrisestatessouthernhomec3246]

thank you.. thank you.

[@gigiw.7650]

I wanted to buy some land, and get a manufactured home (Not a Trailer!)when I first bought, and was talked out of it. Big mistake! Now I have a trailer, and THAT was a very bad mistake. Not new, but refurbished. Unknown to me, the owners were in the habit of buying broken down, moldy trailers and fixing them to be visually perfect without fixing the problems, sometimes structural! Now I've got to sue these people, and I'm NOT happy! Buyer beware, and remember these things do NOT age well, and in the end will be a liability, not an asset!

[@user-py6td6kg5w]

Gorgeous, my jaw dropped when I saw the master bath.😍

[@DjrOnO24J6]

For anyone reading the comments: This is NOT a mobile/trailer home. This home, once on site and permanent foundation installed, WILL APPRECIATE in value. This home is built to a higher standard than site built homes and with better quality materials. This home is over 3,120 sqft. You CANNOT site build a home with this size and quality of wood for this price. These ignorant comments drive me crazy. This is less than $64 a sqft... you will not find that in a site built home. Also, the price INCLUDES delivery and set up. Find you some land for $15-25K and you have a beautiful $225K 4Br 3.5B home that will appreciate. It's huge and it's nice. This is my dream home out in the country. I LOVE that back porch being secluded from the sides and accessible from the master.

[@bevalee1533]

200,000 ? No land. Cheap amenities. Builder's have lost their minds! they've gotten SO geedy. and unreasonable. Its a mobile home for crying out loud. One could buy land and build 2 single family homes with high quality amenities for a fraction of the cost of this one mobile home. Sell one of the houses to a decent neighbor and pay off everything!

[@parrisestatessouthernhomec3246]

you cant purchase these houses an yes these are houses unless you have land not rent you actually have to own the land.. an theyll bind it in a package

[@angelabarnes7588]

@@parrisestatessouthernhomec3246 That's simply not true! I know 3 people that have bought brand new trailers & had them put on rented lots.

[@gregfisher6696]

Most of the negative people on here, probley don't own or will ever own a house or land. If they do there the type that will have 5000 dollar taxes and a house payment till they die. Never enjoy anything in life, because they always have to have something better than the next guy. Work to live, Don't live to work. Life is to short to pay for an over priced piece of wood forever.

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

Greg Fisher what’s considered a “negative person?” Everything is not for everybody! They have their target audience already! Plus my house is actually big and it’s not a mobile or modular home. In my area, the hurricane completely destroyed mobile and modular homes. It depends on location and people’s preferences. Furthermore, the annual taxes on my house is definitely not $5,000 per year. These homes are coded for certain locations because they cannot withstand harsh weather conditions. I have never ever seen a mobile or modular home until I got stationed in NC. Furthermore, homes like these depreciate in value here in NC because they consider them to be exactly like cars. Every state has different rules and laws for certain things. Plus we got our house using a VA home loan. They don’t sell homes like this to veterans unless they are doing a regular deal on their own.

[@ashleeaustin358]

@@arleneaugustahair8393 look he's only talking about the fact that people tend to always shout insults at trailers. I understand their right to opinions but they could word things with a little more consideration. Some people can only afford trailers and it is painful to see the lack of empathy people can display due to the fact that they don't find these homes appealing. Most people know they aren't the top choice in safety when they move in but the majority of the time it's conscience that leads to the sale of these homes. I'm happy you have a house you can afford and were able to purchase it through a VA loan but remember that opportunities in this world are not spread equally.

[@dave1uofm]

Please, be careful with any manufacturerd homes they give you a mortgage but it can NEVER be refinanced so they sell and if lucky .40 cents on the dollar. Not considered an asset. I was a mortgage broker.

[@cumberlandhomes]

Dave Roberts, what you said is simply not true...

[@dave1uofm]

@@cumberlandhomes Well if you have some companies or banks that do please send a link that is a conforming lender .I have 4 families that have modular or mobile very nice less than 8 years old can not refi credit debt,to ratio good,Than I will certainly retract or remove. House is beautiful but being licensed to do mortgages for years mobile style was problematic.

[@cumberlandhomes]

There is a ton of mobile home lenders, Chattel, Land Home combo packages, FHA etc.. Some of those include 21st Mortgage, Triad Financial, CSL Financial, CIS Financial, Eva Bank, Clayton Bank, Cascade Financial just to name some..

[@Rooster-cg4dr]

Are u kidding me 199950 call me I will build u the same sqft site built for less money they are living in a dream world wanting that kind of money for a trailer house

[@stephaniemitchell3682]

If anything this should be no more than $60 K.

[@Joshua79C]

There is a difference between a cheap mobile and this which is a MODULAR home.

[@jd1602155]

I don’t think this is a “Mobile home” this is a modular home, the difference is a mobile home or trailer can be moved, a modular like this one is built at a plant set up with a crane on site not to be mobile again

[@MobileHomeTours]

The briarritz that I also did a video on is a modular home. This one is a triple wide mobile home.

[@dwreckbaker6382]

Its still a mobile home, Ive built them,inspected them and repaired them, I know how they are made. Some are better than others, but I wouldnt buy one, get a concrete slab home

[@icro9999]

Lived in a mh and had to rent the lot in a trailer park. Management kept raising our space rent Every year! With all the rules on top of that, never will do a trailer park again.

[@retromoviefan944]

wow, so true! why would someone buy this particular home for 199K and on top of that pay space rent that gets raised or maybe even the place shut down eventually at the whim of the park owner. Very risky.

[@MobileHomeTours]

Just because it's a mobile home doesn't mean it has to go in a park. Especially with this type of mobile home, I believe most would put it on land they own.

[@offroad5594]

Interesting, I just bought a yr2009 brick house 3bed 2 1/2 bath with an office for 215K. It's in immaculate condition and is located in a wonderful quit neighborhood and bathrooms have tile showers not plastic! I think for 200k one could do better.

[@POPJack1717]

Why the hell are these modular homes made with the master bed connected to the living room? Where's the privacy? How can parents do the nasty with the kids next door watching spongebob?

[@rosiebabyg.622]

POPJack1717 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ladycrystallocs311]

POPJack1717 ....You are hilarious😄😁😁😁😁

[@madmonkey4974]

POPJack1717 Oh stop crying and put some Vaseline on the outside of the bedroom door handle. That will buy you a good twenty minutes at least. Lol

[@k3llikell118]

😁😁😁😁

[@michaelcowan6254]

Had my double wide for 23 years now. Land and home are paid for now. My taxes are cheap. Less then $ 400 a year total for home and land. I plan on retiring in a couple of months at 62 years old. I can afford to do it now since I only have a car loan now. It sits on one acre. Which the land is valued more than the home, but I don't care because I am not selling it.

[@meganlarson8657]

Michael Cowan that is definitely my goal.

[@meganlarson8657]

Michael Cowan what was the process of putting in water, electric, getting everything aproved?

[@michaelcowan6254]

Megan Larson Actually the acre of land was already set up with water, electric pole, septic system and driveway for $10,000. The land is appraised now at $30,000. My land was paid off in 10 years. The home in 20 years. House payment was $401 a month. Taxes started at about $800 a year to under $400 a year now.

[@DamiensWife52805]

Congrats! 😀

[@michaelcowan6254]

Carolyn S. Harden Thanks

[@604pinnacle]

And it depreciates the moment you purchase it! Makes no sense! Purchase wisely! There's no investment in this!!!

[@cumberlandhomes]

Christina, I bought a home in 2001 for 120k. In 2009 the same home was worth 88k. Now the value is back up to 98k. This is a site built home in a neighborhood. So homes in general appreciation or depreciation is affected by many factors. If you order this home in a modular code then your appraised value is the same as site builts in the same area per square foot?

[@g.t.g1111]

200k is ok depending on location and land. Who are the manufacturers? What about the quality of building and product materials i.e. Cabinetry? Are the wall thin or 3/8 Sheetrock? Some homes you can have built for 200k around southeast areas such as southern MD, VA, The Carolinas, Georgia and Florida.

[@MobileHomeTours]

This particular one is a Deer Valley, which is a pretty good homebuilder according to what the dealers have told me. Things that come standard on a Deer Valley are options with others, such as 2x6 exterior walls vs 2x4.

[@MobileHomeTours]

You can get a very nice house here in Alabama for $200,000, but it won’t be anywhere near 3100 square feet like this mobile home. Just things for people to consider

[@nateatkins3285]

I can't fathom spending 200k on a trailer.

[@garybaker730]

Nate Atkins, I used to have a double wide, put your house on a frame and haul it down the road at 70mph and I will bet it doesn't stay together like a d.w. or modular. So dont look down your nose like your better than someone else.

[@nateatkins3285]

First off never said I was better then anyone, I simply said I can't fathom spending 200k on a trailer. I never said it was practal or that it was a POS, I just said again I can't fathom it. Those homes are are made to be moved I get it, but the fact of the matter is that where I live at if they are hit by a tornado and or a hurricane your done. Simple as that, not to mention here you can get a double wide brand new for maybe 60 to 80k tops and that's even on the high end. So don't jump to conclusions and think that I said in any way shape or form that I'm better then anyone who's got a trailer when you really don't know who I am. K thanks

[@tomj8337]

garybaker730 .. Seriously go be a duchbag somewhere else.

[@nateatkins3285]

Thanks tom

[@cumberlandhomes]

Your not spending 200k on a trailer. Your spending 200k on 2x6's, sheetrock, plywood, appliances, windows, doors, roof etc. etc. Do you think a 2x6 or a 2x4 cost less when it is put in a modular or manufactured home?

[@K9_MAMA]

Great walk through! Kitchen layout is not quite functional. Realistically, why would anyone want to walk around that large island, with a pot/pan, to get to the sink? Otherwise, nice MH - $200,000+ price tag is WHOA NELLY - might as well build a stick home; at least the value of those goes up! Getting a loan for a MH is no picnic - many lenders (ALL that I know) say MANDATORY 20% DOWN. And, the cost of the MH usually doesn't include all the site prep - which gets expensive - and the land.

[@johnpyle8971]

More than likely it is a "modular or manufactured" home if it doesn't have a steel frame and traditional financing is no problem on a foundation or crawl space. If you have ever been to a factory where these are built you would think twice about the quality of a stick built home on site built in the mud, rain, snow etc. These never get wet, everything is built on/in a jig so it is square, If the house is 200' long your band joist is one laminated piece (way more rigid than 2x10 after 2x10, they build them from the outside in and any crevice, crack, or hole from electrical boxes etc are foam sealed. There are many many fasteners glued and pressed into place that have to be destroyed if you want to take it apart. The only downside and they have made vast improvements over the years are the finish details. I have been in the building business for 50+ years and am a mason and carpenter by trades. I live in an earth contact home with a brick exterior that will be here forever, but if I built a house tomorrow I would go modular and upgrade parts of the exterior and interior finishes.

[@theopkingdom3433]

I actually love that this isn't a "one spot" kitchen. In my kitchen almost EVERY function has to be accomplished in the same spot. It looks to me like someone could be cooking, several people chopping and someone doing dishes all at the same time- yes please! I'll take that functionality any day! :) I'd simply put a trivit on the island, would place the pot and then would walk around to the sink. No problemo.

[@keithbyrd10]

It looks nice but it's not worth $200.000. I can build a nice home cheaper than that.

[@Carol-D.1324]

That price is absolutely ridiculous! In 30 years this won't be worth $50,000. Not so with a "traditional" home. I wouldn't trust this in strong winds. It doesn't matter how much lipstick you put on a pig....it's still a pig. A trailer is a trailer is a trailer.

[@djhudgins8412]

@@Carol-D.1324 from what I hear, a modular home is not a mobile home nor site built home but somewhere in between. The specs are held to the same standards as a site built home whereas a mobile home is not. Another thing I hear is that modular homes retain the value in equity unlike mobile homes. And also these homes are now being made very very heavy, I know these things because I'm about to probably buy on if I get the land I'm wanting. It mainly comes down to whose selling it. Do they really care about you, the customer? Or is it like a car dealership, sell it and never see you again.

[@djhudgins8412]

You can build a home cheaper than that, but it won't be 3000+ square ft.

[@redraider7224]

Carol Davis not how modular homes work

[@kandirain_1172]

@@Carol-D.1324 That is not true with modular homes. They will appreciate like site built homes.

[@deefreeman4984]

Y'all tripping, complaining. This place is nice! Big and spacious. I love the master room and bathroom. Good job guys!!!

[@marquitafreeman9830]

Dee Freeman I agree!! I love it

[@tonyriley5580]

That's bigger than my house

[@jaxxonthehealer6607]

Because manufactured homes depreciate more than s site build house and are made cheaper yet getting way more expensive. Soon site built will be a cheaper option.

[@cumberlandhomes]

You do realize most people who buy these homes put it on a concrete foundation and brick around the bottom just like a site built don't you? Depreciation or Appreciation is contingent on many market factors for site built or modular. However when someone buys a single wide manufactured home and then places it in a park, then sells the home 10 yrs later most likely they will lose money unless the new ones have increased in price so much that the used one is now priced at the same thing it was new. Make sense?

[@John336NLT]

I think the point people are trying to make is that, for 200k you can have a real house built. That won't lose value like a mobile/moduler home will. I have seen people pay 150-180k on these types of homes and in 10 years they are valued at less than 100k. Bad investment, IMO.

[@lexus497]

To much for a trailer. You can spend that on a really nice house.

[@PoliteFoxofficial]

Look at 513 s main st, Blackstone va. 5 bedroom 3 bath 5000 sq feet, close to the ocean with a yard and still cheaper than this modular!! My husband and I are looking, currently stuck in a miserable trailer that was supposed to be temporary and decided to work on our credit in the meantime.

[@sultanissaal-cubi4059]

To spend 200k on one of those is better to buy a real house

[@nataliechurch8093]

I agree yet it is #1 on my list as the best one the only thing master bedroom small but the nice bathroom makes up for it.

[@sultanissaal-cubi4059]

Natalie Church I used to live one of those I was renting and every time when I hurricane hits Florida the whole house was shaking

[@nataliechurch8093]

ok yeah lived in a trailer when I was younger earthquakes we have here in California shook the trailer

[@Serenityafterall]

Mobile Homes have come a long way ❗❗

[@MobileHomeTours]

Yes they have

[@earnharvick]

$200K and you put the vents in the damn floor? Vents in the floor are the worst feature on a home, limits room layout. Was really liking this home till i saw that.......

[@Nick_9977]

Earnharvick there’s an option to put the vents in the ceiling

[@parrisestatessouthernhomec3246]

you can have them designed for the ceiling

[@robertrockwell7581]

i lived in a mobile home not worth it they loose their value and no deed just a title like a car because it's moveable.

[@retromoviefan944]

so true. They depreciate so bad! and they aren't "mobile", once something this huge is put on a lot, that's where it's gonna stay forever. Maybe if it could be put on land you own yourself, but never in a mobile home park, that's risky and you're paying "space rent" to some park owner who can raise it, or shut the whole place down on a whim.

[@cband1909]

I learn that in high school years ago, and never forgot it. That trailers have no economic value and depreciate. That's all the information I needed. If you are starting out and need some where to stay cheap to get on your feet, I see no need to sneer. However, investment wise absolutely not.

[@theopkingdom3433]

Unless you take the wheels off and place on a foundation.

[@lakeshiamcgee3385]

200 000 no way not for a mobile home you can have a extremely nice house built for that price here in SC all-brick 4 bed room 3 and half bath living room den and entertainment room there's no way in HELL I will put 200 000 in a mobile home that depreciate at very extremely high rate it's beautiful inside but not beautiful enough or quality enough to waste $200,000 on.

[@zeus982]

Or I can spend 200 grand on an actual 3 bedroom house on half an acre that will appreciate over time. Mobile homes should be cheaper than this, that's the entire point.

[@Joshua79C]

Quite a difference between a mobile home (which this is not) as this is a MODULAR home design hence the high price. Helps to check out the description for link to the manufacturer and the difference between modular and mobile/trailer home designs.

[@MrTurkeyhunter1982]

Super overpriced trailer that will not be worth crap the minute they drag it off the lot. Makes me sad to see people waste their money buying trailers.

[@harleighstrickland6575]

Enlighten me? My husband and I are looking into buying one. Why should we not?

[@PoliteFoxofficial]

@@harleighstrickland6575 some last if made with decent materials. But most trailers just deteriorate quicker than normal houses. I looked at some a long time ago and the real estate agent said they always charge more down for a trailer because of this.

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

Harleigh Strickland they are valued like cars. As soon as it’s driven off of the lot, it starts losing value. It’s not worth $200,000 only to depreciate in value. For that amount, you might as well purchase an actual house that will appreciate in value over time.

[@AwardMusic2002]

@@arleneaugustahair8393 What's funny is I bought my manufactured home new for 50k and 12 years later it's worth 98k. But hey, enjoy your narrative.

[@marysmother1152]

@@AwardMusic2002 I don't get why people feel the need to tell others not to buy mobile homes. If someone wants it, why shouldn't they have it? I could care less what it's price would be in 20, 30 years. If I invest $150,000+ into a home, I'm going to keep it for the rest of my life!

[@sheliagraham4584]

No matter how you look at it, and it is beautiful, it is a mobile home. I did own one. I loved it. But a home on wheels. I am sorry, but before you pay 199,995.00 for any mobile home and then have to buy land to put it on; start looking for a already built home or buy you some land and build your own, it will last longer than a mobile home. But first of all pray about it. JESUS will give you the right answer. GOD BLESS YOU

[@xOrchid23x]

Shelia Graham awesome thank you for your advice!! Taking it to heart and will pray over it!!

[@Joshua79C]

Not sure why so many of you assume a modular home is the same cheap quality and value as a mobile trailer home. Modular costs more and often better built and value more than or the same as a site built home and even appreciate the same. Where as a trailer or mobile home are made to be more easily relocated if needed and decrease is quality and value over time. Do not assume the two are the same! You can easily research the differences yourself online if you bother to better educate yourselves as I do for what the internet was made for.

[@brothalynchhung2524]

No trailer is worth 200,000, at best $75,000 don't do it people

[@MissHolly60]

Man! I want that bathroom. 👍👍👍👍

[@sburris65]

While it is gorgeous..its not worth $200,000. I can get an actual home here for that.

[@genemounce8302]

No you cant.

[@sburris65]

@@genemounce8302...where I live you can.

[@getlauriekor]

Me too.

[@beverlyshaffer58]

It is an actual home

[@sburris65]

@@beverlyshaffer58...it is a mobile home. They are not constructed as well as site built homes and the banks do not consider them one either.

[@samm4940]

Buy a 50k modular and remodel it the way you want make it look 10x better still won't go over 100k

[@Joshua79C]

This is a modular model, according to manufacturer website.

[@monangel2388]

For that price I buy a regular house. This house plus land is way to much.

[@Joshua79C]

If you think this is a mobile home, it is not, try checking the description for some additional info and a link to the manufacturer website where you will see it is a modular home design which are often appraised higher than a site built home and for more than what it cost to buy the land and have this on site.

[@josephdeffendoll3056]

Wow 3000 squre feet. It's beautiful to. But so expensive.

[@buggijai1246]

For this price you can own a real home. Way to much

[@parrisestatessouthernhomec3246]

hahahha that is a real home. an itll out last what youre refering to as real ..

[@1purplerose]

I bought my 1st (and last) manufactured home in 2013. It's a Redmond 2000 model, which is near top of the line at the time it was built. Now, it's 19 yrs old and I'm trying to sell it. No one wants a home this old. They don't hold their value. I've put about $25K cash into it, replacing old for new, in the 6 yrs I've owned it. It's a money pit at this point. And no one wants an old home. I've been told I can trade it for a fraction of the purchase price. I will actually have to pay someone to take it from me!!!! I owe more than it's worth. It's sickening. I have a lot of money invested. I should have bought a shack. It would have been worth something, at least.

[@1purplerose]

@Rebecca universe My home was built in 2000, not 2013. LOL.

[@paulastrachan4053]

Exactly. This is one of the main reasons why traditional homes, even older ones, are a better investment.

[@groovyferny9061]

Paula Strachan very true . I recently bought a 5k Mobile in not to bad of shape while my wife and I get our credit right and buy a home hopefully within a year . Only a fool would buy 100k mobile .

[@andrewstanley4831]

proud2BaNurse I would get the cheapest mobile home I could get and basic one bought a house for 98500 it gets hard sometimes and I’m like I should’ve gotten a basic trailer for like 19,000. Do the best you can and hang in there. I know it’s sucks I’m housepoor atm but hopefully things will get better for us.

[@Joshua79C]

To all of you - This is a modular home, they are not built to same low standard as a cheaper mobile home which are really meant for starters or those in living in hardship times. And if you did some googling on the value of a modular compared to a site built house, you would be a bit surprised how uneducated you were about their appraisal and appreciation values again mobile homes are cheap and will not resell well or at all.

[@kaylamar1288]

That price is ridiculous.. I wouldn't even consider it for a second. The layout is nice though and is something to get inspired by. That music, however, had me going crazy. Sounds like the music off that darn SIMS game. Had to mute my device to get through the tour.

[@marvinamos7532]

$200,000 for a trailer that's stupid. In Texas you could get a 3500sf house with 5 bedrooms for about the same or less

[@j.j.6535]

Not anywhere in west Texas a 5 bedroom house looking as nice as this will run 600k or more

[@trevorh355]

Not in Dallas!

[@paulastrachan4053]

@Fae an older home is a better investment than a trailer.

[@sc8359]

$200,000 WTF I cant stop laughing

[@madhatter6936]

A mobile home? That's a mobile home? No way!

[@johnnyray34]

This looks more like a modern home inside then a trailer .Simply Beautiful

[@Joshua79C]

Not m any can tell the differences from a modular which this is and that of a lower priced cheaper made mobile/trailer home is, as they also can not bother to check the description for more info and links to the builder of said where even more thorough info is often provided.

[@ashleeaustin358]

Its sad that people will judge someone on whether or not they live in a trailer. If you believe the stigma that is attached to these homes then your no better than someone who judges people based on color or appearances. It's a beautiful home. The master walk in closet is to much like a hallway for my tastes though, I can see my kids scaring me to death. Lol

[@MobileHomesandMore]

Sure is a nice mobile home. I wish I could afford this one. Great job filming this mobile home. You're doing a great job keep it up.

[@dzroc]

A lot of negative comments, i dont understand. Is build quality that bad? I live in a very rural area. Would cost me 350k+ to build anything even remotley close to this

[@Joshua79C]

Most of have no idea what they are commenting about, still this home costs more for most regions than a site built home which costs less to build with the same materials and such. Foundation is a whole other cost factor and based on what type of foundation one chooses to build on.

[@1catman132]

That’s What I Like! 15.6 X 15 Bedroom With Bath In A MOBILE HOME!

[@marvinmurdock8141]

And I imagine you make zero equity on this

[@kanielagifford293]

I paid $180,000 for my custom built home, 2,200sf living plus 2 car garage attached, 10'-18' ceilings throughout, cement block, high end cabinets, granite counters, Porcelain tile throughout, lighted trey ceilings in all three bedrooms, upgrades, upgrades, upgrades. Built here in Sebring, FL (Highlands County), 100 miles from West Palm Beach, Ft. Myers, St. Pete/Tampa, Orlando ... so centrally located. Electric bills averaged over 12 months just under $200 month so very well insulated keeping temperatures at average of 72.

[@kazior6521]

Kaniela Gifford I live in the Tampa Bay Area in the northernmost county. I paid $193,000 for 1988 sq foot, new, custom home. Same kinda deal as yours. Spring Hill is a little more developed than Sebring so that’s probably why I paid a little more. Regardless, I love the house shown in this video. $200k just for the home at base, is very steep. I thought the point of a mobile or modular home was to be cost effective. A 3k square foot center block home probably goes for $230-275k in our areas.

[@drumguy1960]

Yes it's a nice home but it is a mobile home and it's $200,000...I reiterate it's a mobile home. You can buy a modular home for the same price and just as nice looking but MUCH better quality

[@Joshua79C]

You are sadly mistaken on what type of home this is, if you bother to check the link to the manufacturer site, you would know this is a Modular home, not the same as a mobile at all! Hence why it costs as mentioned in the description and others comment the price also assuming the same uneducated assumptions as you

[@cvsiplin]

I love this house I would not need the second living room. I would use the extra space to make the three bedrooms bigger an the closets bigger.

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

2 living rooms when one is enough, that would have made the bedrooms larger. But. The point others made is that mobile homes are dangerous in bad weather, depreciate instantly, and have lower loan stability and loan time. For $200,000 you could build an excellent real house to code.

[@cumberlandhomes]

yes but you cant build 3100 q feet for the same price. If you can then you will be rich quickly:)

[@MissouriCrookedBarnHomestead]

Cumberland Homes you very much could build a house larger than this, to code, by current housing regulations, with less than $200,000.

[@cumberlandhomes]

Ok I will take as many as you can build:) Please let me know when they are finished. Debbie, I'm not trying to be a jerk but I have been in the mod/site built business for 30 yrs and its simply not possible unless you did the work by hand yourself and half the materials would have to be free. Unless you live in a different country than the US where the average new build is 125 per square foot at this current time.

[@AuntieNay]

You can have them put on basements the same as any stick built house. I agree some are made cheaply. That is also a problem with stick built contractors. That is why as a consumer you need to research and look for the better built ones.

[@leosrule5691]

HOLY CRAP. THIS IS BEYOND BEAUTIFUL.!!!!

[@randallrodrigues157]

Yep it well tske alot of money to move it to ur peace of land too so its not worth what thay are asking for it say around 500.000 plus another 200.000 to move it..plus taxs on top of all that another 200.000.screw that i would just buy house thats already on a peace of land .

[@georgegreen3470]

And they never move a second time lmao

[@Joshua79C]

The price mentioned in the description and that of what the dealer tells you, often includes the delivery costs. Since modular homes are better quality than that of how much a mobile/trailer homes costs in compare to modular and do not resell at all like modular homes do.

[@pm712]

My dream home everything in it only thing missing is me lol😇

[@jasegaming8155]

Rather buy a house this mobile home 200k

[@Joshua79C]

You would be surprised that manufactured modular home will cost the same as and even might appraise for more than a site built home. Try using the web for what it was made and you can easily research said info.

[@paulastrachan4053]

There's no denying that it appears to be lovely on the inside. We would never buy one. We live in tornado country. There is a reason why they tell you to abandon mobile homes during a tornado warning. Lying face down in a ditch is considered safer. If they tell you to abandon it during a storm, it is not shelter. Also, they depreciate. Traditional homes grow in value and are therefore a much better investment. Who in the world would pay $200k for a depreciating asset?

[@Joshua79C]

WHole the channel may be called mobile home tours, most mobile shown are actually higher quality built and better valued Modular manufactured type housing which cost the same and even appraise the same or better than a site built home. Mobile homes are throw away starters and are like trailer rvs after 5 or 10 years they become burdomesome to own and unresellable from what i have researched.

[@karlzimmer683]

At that price, why don’t I opt for a stick built? It looks nice but it’s not as sturdy is it?

[@MobileHomeTours]

The Deer Valley homes seem very well built. As far as the price, depends on how much room you need. This model is over 3100 square feet. You can’t build a new house with that much footage for that price.

[@MatrixDownload5150]

Modular homes built in a factory with standard codes then moved to land are cheaper and appreciate just like a conventionally built home with same features and more importantly they appreciate in value!!! The mobile home doesn’t!

[@MTknitter22]

Tamala Rovaris Exactly and if one is going to spend this much, then go for a house.

[@Joshua79C]

@@MTknitter22 - Their comment means this is a modular home, not a cheap mobile home

[@budman1072]

$210.900 That did it for me 😱😱😱 no thank u

[@JettBlast]

Almost $200,000? A site built home would be better and Appreciate in value....

[@Joshua79C]

Price is always variable on the location and region one is looking to build a home on land in. Sure for many of you saying this is too much for where you live, but for others it will likely be less than a site built home, then there is appraisal value once the land is developed with the home fully installed on site which often is higher than the all-in cost to buy and build upon was.

[@brothalynchhung2524]

Trailer park balling!😂

[@carmendee6481]

Beautiful but not for 200,000 in CT I can get a real house with basement for 160,000.

[@ilovepinkroses5167]

no way I'm clean 3000 sq. ft of anything!

[@luckyjprez]

The ac vents should be on the ceilings instead of the floor...

[@sexyspanish3265]

I agree

[@MobileHomeTours]

Putting the vents in the ceiling is an option if you were to order one yourself. Not sure why so many of these homes on the lots have them in the floor.

[@lizmasi9918]

Great size to the bedrooms, except master bedroom wish was bigger.

[@cbethel1965]

Bedroom #1, wtheck the size of the room does not go with the size of that closet. The pantry needs more attention to shelf spacing.

[@chocolatequeen1429]

I've never been a mobile home fan, until now!...Wow....it's beautiful😍

[@MobileHomeTours]

They’ve come a long way!

[@hollyowen4450]

Man this MH is gorgeous! I have never seen anything like it!! I must start looking for a smaller similar one! I would buy a MH in a heartbeat if I can find one closer to where I'm currently living. Smh, so beautiful this place is!! 😮👍🏻❤

[@JamieyMarie]

THAT MASTER BEDROOM AND BATHROOM AND CLOSET THO

[@bertkanne4572]

These only make sense if put in a normal lot subdivision where you own the whole property. If it cant be classified as a sfh, its a poor investment.

[@chasgarza3960]

That's so beautiful. We have an old 1960,s trailer that is falling apart and the roof is done for. My 65 year old mother has spent the last 2 week's up there late at night trying to put plastic to cover it so we survive the resent rain showers. The cats tear holes in it. I can't go up there because im to heavy. Its the worst. I have been spending so much on different product but we continue to fail. We are not roofers. I guess this is just what we have to face in our lives for im nod sure what but we keep living hoping for better days. In working on my credit and some day ill be able to get us a real nice one. I hope my mom still around to enjoy that time when it comes. She deserves it. She making herself sick. She cant even use her hands anymore. She is stubborn but we cant afford no roofer. I pray for better days. Thank for reading. Nobody knows this. Im venting.

[@mg8305]

Chastity Garza be easy we love you!

[@hunchburnem9002]

Not a chance in hell I spend 200k on a mobile home. Ffs

[@pressureflipin1992]

This shouldn't cost more than $110,000. Other wise, go buy a home

[@carmenflores2016]

Cost is EXTREMELY HIGH!!

[@daisythomas2160]

Agreed. I used to sell mobile homes and modulars back in the 90s. It doesn't take but a couple weeks to build this versus an on site home which takes months to a year. The quality just.isn't the same.

[@MobileHomeTours]

I do agree this is quite expensive, but I think the quality would be way better than mobile homes from the 90s. And nothing is priced similar to how things were in the 90s

[@btxhboi2276]

Over priced

[@Codysmom29]

Absolutely beautiful. Wish you had this in California!

[@azdo_official]

I love this no talking just a silet tour u got a sub from me

[@MobileHomeTours]

Thanks!

[@markbailey3225]

Great design and layout. Love this home!!

[@Suntan38]

Its beautiful, but why in the world would someone pay $200k for a trailer? U can spend that much and have a 2-story SOLID beautiful home on ur land. Crazy $$

[@parrisestatessouthernhomec3246]

honestly its not a TRAILER the frame is removed from it . its placed on a solid full furnished basement. and its not inspected by hud it meets the guid lines of onsight but its better quality than an onsight in the event of a tornado you would be suprised at what is still standing after its gone it would be this one.. i put my money on that..

[@Luis_elbori71]

Where in the world would u get a house for 200,000? Not here in jersey thats for sure

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

Luis A you definitely need to move out of Jersey! I’m from NYC so I know! I live in NC.

[@pce-sz1gi]

hitlerpitler CF just a phrase coined the hucksters that sell these pieces of crap. They will always Be trailers because they have tires and they trail down the road behind s truck, hence trailers. There are lovely homes in excellent neighborhoods here in NC, even in major cities, in the $150,000 to $200,090 price range and many under these prices. Stick built homes that is.

[@stepheniemesser7395]

@@pce-sz1gi so can houses be moved behind a truck going down the road. I've it thousand of times.

I love this place but I would have made the master bedroom bigger by eliminating the extra closet & restroom off of the livingroom but the master bathroom shower I am so in love with

[@dubst.t.]

The stone work on the exterior is to die for! What a gorgeous model!!

[@Lin-hj4fh]

I don't know. In Texas, if you own your own land, this price tag ain't that bad. It's beautiful. People in California are buying property with a super duper small house for 1 million dollars? And, again, in Texas 10 acres and this $200,000. trailer can cost you about $450,000.00. I'll take it! ,😎

[@GrownWomanfollowingJesus]

This is the best mobile home I've ever seen.

[@sansaviera]

I watch every video tour of this house I can. Now if I can find some brave contractor to make me my ultimate farm home by combing this Karois home, the Briarrtz, the EZ willow, and the Chatquae. Yes please and you shall forver be in my memory. Set it on a basement and wrap the front around to the side with a huge porch, well drreams never stop.

[@MobileHomeTours]

Thanks for watching!

[@cynthiacler9284]

Why is the walk in closet right off the bathroom. That's the worst place to have a closet. All the moisture from the shower is not good for any closet.

[@MsRreyes1]

Ship this to me in Cali. Love love love!

[@familyman7148]

At that price for a mobile home 😯 does it include 1- acre of land 🙄

[@Joshua79C]

mobile home this is NOT, check the description for a link to the manufacturers site for info on why this is better quality and value than a mobile home which are cheap to buy and do not resell well or last as well.

[@katj4624]

$200,000 for a home that I have to pay for it to be moved? I'll just go with a traditional home!!! That price is ridiculous!

[@Crazysonicccc]

💯 %

[@codyyellott117]

You probably can’t afford it anyways so why bother bashing

[@katj4624]

@@codyyellott117 You don't know what I can or cannot afford. Do you? So KICK ROCKS.

[@codyyellott117]

Exactly my point can’t afford

[@katj4624]

@@codyyellott117 Lol!!!!! You wish you knew. Keep on kicking rocks......

[@squeakD]

Way overpriced for what it is. I paid less for a nice 4 bedroom home (2200 sq ft), on 1/2 acre lot, and with a above ground pool with custom built wrap around deck. These mobile homes are nice, but this model is just grossly overpriced. I have nothing against mobile homes either. There are some amazing ones out there, but dealers are raking buyers over the coals with models like this. If you can afford the cost of this model (before land purchase), you should just look at an actual built home.

[@eddiegolden9139]

Yep we bought 6 acres with a 2400 square feet home some outside storage and barn. For $225k here in manor tx

[@whitelight3679]

That's a lovely home but you went through to fast made me dizzy

[@delladearest2511]

white light You can slow down the speed

[@gonefishing3644]

This is a really good floorplan. That said, this home would be even nicer without all the stapled-down carpeting that is impossible to keep clean and will start growing mildew the first time it is shampooed. Why not instead install an easy to clean industrial grade vinyl with a woodgrain finish throughout? And that front porch is way too narrow -- it is really just a walkway. If this was my home, I would tear off that porch railing and install a wooden deck in front so the outdoor living space would be large enough to be useful. These are two relatively minor fixes. Overall, this is a nice home.