Download or read book Why Mobile Homes Are The Most Affordable And Best Type Of Housing Option The Advantages And Disadvantages Associated With Owning A Mobile Home And How To Make Money So That You Can Afford To Buy A Manufactured Home written by Dr Harrison Sachs and published by . This book was released on 2020-10-11 with total page 60 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This essay sheds light on why mobile homes are the utmost most affordable and best type of housing option for prospective home buyers and also elucidates the ample advantages and disadvantages appertaining to owning a mobile home. Moreover, how to make money so that you can afford to invest in buying a mobile home is delineated in this essay. In spite their stigmatized perception, mobile homes are by far the utmost afford and quintessential housing option for most people. Mobile homes of the modern era are today's manufactured homes even though people often prefer to refer to them simply as mobile homes. Mobile home are manufactured in a factory and have just as much structural integrity, if not more, than stick-built homes which are built on the work-site instead of in a factory setting. The mobile homes built after 1976 are no more vulnerable to tornado damage than site-built homes. Stick-built homes may have less structural integrity than mobile homes due to having been exposed to the elements when being constructed as a result of never having been constructed in a factory setting. "The term 'mobile home' refers to an unregulated construction pre-1976, and the term 'manufactured home' refers to a housing unit that is constructed post-1976 following specific rules for design, durability and safety" (Understanding the difference," 2017). The savings for the mobile homes buyers reap goes far beyond manufacturers being able to pass on cost savings to customers from having reduced labor costs and reduced raw material costs from having procured steel, appliances, and the necessary housing parts in bulk. Mobile homes are substantially more affordable than stick-built homes, primarily because they are constructed in a factory, produced in massive quantities with limited customization options available, and the manufacturing process for the mobile homes has been eminently streamlined to minimize inefficiencies. For instance, "Instead of having a separate framing crew, plumber, electrician, A/C professional, cabinet maker, counter top specialist, flooring specialist, sheet-rock crew, insulation crew and concrete crew working for themselves and showing up at all different times like they would on a site built home, you have them all together at one convenient location to work on the construction of the mobile home. Also, each manufacturer will have a limited number of floor-plans that they build. This means that they are building the same plan over and over day after day, which increases efficiency and time as well as cuts down on common building mistakes that are generally experienced with every site built home. All of these floor-plans are drawn by an engineer and are then certified by a licensed plumber, electrician, etc. This cuts down on costs dramatically" (Chapman, 2015). The operational efficiencies associated throughout all stages of the manufacturing process not only culminates in manufacturers being able to produce 4-7 robust, high quality mobile homes in a single day (Chapman, 2015), but also allows the home buyers to minimize their housing costs. Mobile homes can be considered the utmost highest quality homes since all stages of the manufacturing process have been eminently streamlined to practically unalloyed perfection and the raw materials needed to construct the home have not been profusely exposed to the outside elements, unlike stick-built homes that are built on the housing-site. Moreover, post 1976 mobile homes can be moved and subsequently securely anchored to a vacant parcel of land in order to render it almost impervious to hurricanes and tornadoes. Although the utmost devastating hurricanes and tornadoes can damage any type of home, stick-built homes are no less vulnerable to these calamities than post-1976 mobile homes which are securely bolted to the ground. Mobile homes not only provide a affordable housing option for less than 1/5 of the cost of a traditional stick-built home.

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Download or read book Why You Should Never Invest in Buying a Traditional Home Nor Renovating the Real Estate Property Why Manufactured Homes Are the Most Affordable and Best Type of Housing Option and Advantages and Disadvantages Associated with Owning a Manufactured Home written by Harrison Sachs and published by . This book was released on 2020-02-25 with total page 59 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This essay sheds light on why mobile homes are the utmost most affordable and best type of housing option for prospective home buyers and also elucidates the ample advantages and disadvantages appertaining to owning a mobile home. Moreover, how to make money so that you can afford to invest in buying a mobile home is delineated in this essay. In spite their stigmatized perception, mobile homes are by far the utmost afford and quintessential housing option for most people. Mobile homes of the modern era are today's manufactured homes even though people often prefer to refer to them simply as mobile homes. Mobile home are manufactured in a factory and have just as much structural integrity, if not more, than stick-built homes which are built on the work-site instead of in a factory setting. The mobile homes built after 1976 are no more vulnerable to tornado damage than site-built homes. Stick-built homes may have less structural integrity than mobile homes due to having been exposed to the elements when being constructed as a result of never having been constructed in a factory setting. "The term 'mobile home' refers to an unregulated construction pre-1976, and the term 'manufactured home' refers to a housing unit that is constructed post-1976 following specific rules for design, durability and safety" (Understanding the difference," 2017). The savings for the mobile homes buyers reap goes far beyond manufacturers being able to pass on cost savings to customers from having reduced labor costs and reduced raw material costs from having procured steel, appliances, and the necessary housing parts in bulk. Mobile homes are substantially more affordable than stick-built homes, primarily because they are constructed in a factory, produced in massive quantities with limited customization options available, and the manufacturing process for the mobile homes has been eminently streamlined to minimize inefficiencies. For instance, "Instead of having a separate framing crew, plumber, electrician, A/C professional, cabinet maker, counter top specialist, flooring specialist, sheet-rock crew, insulation crew and concrete crew working for themselves and showing up at all different times like they would on a site built home, you have them all together at one convenient location to work on the construction of the mobile home. Also, each manufacturer will have a limited number of floor-plans that they build. This means that they are building the same plan over and over day after day, which increases efficiency and time as well as cuts down on common building mistakes that are generally experienced with every site built home. All of these floor-plans are drawn by an engineer and are then certified by a licensed plumber, electrician, etc. This cuts down on costs dramatically" (Chapman, 2015). The operational efficiencies associated throughout all stages of the manufacturing process not only culminates in manufacturers being able to produce 4-7 robust, high quality mobile homes in a single day (Chapman, 2015), but also allows the home buyers to minimize their housing costs. Mobile homes can be considered the utmost highest quality homes since all stages of the manufacturing process have been eminently streamlined to practically unalloyed perfection and the raw materials needed to construct the home have not been profusely exposed to the outside elements, unlike stick-built homes that are built on the housing-site. Moreover, mobile homes can be moved and subsequently securely anchored to a vacant parcel of land in order to render it almost impervious to hurricanes and tornadoes. Although the utmost devastating hurricanes and tornadoes can damage any type of home, stick-built homes are no less vulnerable to these calamities than post-1976 mobile homes which are securely bolted to the ground. Mobile homes not only provide a affordable housing option for less than 1/5 of the cost of a traditional stick-built home.

Download or read book The Optimal Criteria For How To Determine If A Mobile Home Is Worth Buying Top Reasons Why You Should Never Invest In Owning A Traditional Home Nor Renovating The Real Estate Property And Why Post 1976 Mobile Homes Are The Quintessential Housing Option written by Dr Harrison Sachs and published by . This book was released on 2020-02-19 with total page 82 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This essay sheds light on the criteria for how to determine if a mobile home is worth buying. Moreover, the top reasons why you should never invest in owning a traditional home nor renovating a real estate property are delineated in this essay. Furthermore, why mobile homes are the utmost affordable and quintessential housing option for prospective home buyers and the ample advantages and disadvantages appertaining to owning a post-1976 mobile home are revealed in this essay. Lastly, this essay also meticulously elucidates how you can earn online substantial money so that you can afford to a own a post-1976 mobile home.Even though the criteria to determine if a mobile home warrants purchasing may often seen eminently complex, it ultimately does not have to be and can be streamlined so that is parred down into asking only seven basic questions. These basic questions create a framework a scorecard that allows prospective mobile home buyers to ascertain if the purchase of a mobile home is a warranted purchasing decision. Each correct answer of yes to each criterion question on the scorecard is worth 1 point and an aggregate score of 6 points or more renders the purchasing decision of the mobile home highly likely to be a merited investment for the prospect home owner. You should do everything in your purview to ensure that you are never overpaying on the purchase of a mobile home. It is imperative to leverage this scorecard in order to help guide your purchasing decision so that you can prudently implement a strategical purchasing decision when buying a mobile home.The seven basic questions that you should ask yourself before purchasing a mobile home in order to determine if it warrants buying encompass the following: 1. Is the mobile home manufactured after 1976? 2. Is the monthly lot rent fee under $400? 3. Are the majority of the park's mobile homes occupied and properly maintained? 4. Is the mobile home not in a distressed state and also not in need of any major repairs? 5. Is the mobile home not located in flood zone nor hurricane zone? 6. Is the asking price of mobile home under $30,000 7. Is the mobile home located in a desirable location? As per the first criterion question, it is critical for mobile homes to be manufactured after 1976. Mobile homes of the modern era are today's manufactured homes even though people often prefer to refer to them simply as mobile homes. Manufactured home are manufactured in a factory and have just as much structural integrity, if not more, than stick-built homes which are built on the work-site instead of in a factory setting. The manufactured homes are the mobile homes built after 1976 and are no more vulnerable to tornado damage than site-built homes. Stick-built homes may have less structural integrity than manufactured homes due to having been exposed to the elements when being constructed as a result of never having been constructed in a factory setting. "The term 'mobile home' refers to an unregulated construction pre-1976, and the term 'manufactured home' refers to a housing unit that is constructed post-1976 following specific rules for design, durability and safety" (Understanding the difference," 2017). Manufactured homes can be considered the utmost highest quality homes since all stages of the manufacturing process have been eminently streamlined to practically unalloyed perfection and the raw materials needed to construct the home have not been profusely exposed to the outside elements, unlike stick-built homes that are built on the housing-site. Moreover, post 1976 mobile homes can be moved and subsequently securely anchored to a vacant parcel of land in order to render it almost impervious to hurricanes and tornadoes. Although the utmost devastating hurricanes and tornadoes can damage any type of home, stick-built homes are no less vulnerable to these calamities than post-1976 mobile homes which are securely bolted to the ground.

Download or read book The Top Reasons Why You Should Never Invest In Buying A Traditional Home Nor Renovating The Real Estate Property Why Manufactured Homes Are By Far The Most Affordable And Best Type Of Housing Option And The Advantages Of Owning A Manufactured Home written by Dr Harrison Sachs and published by . This book was released on 2020-02-21 with total page 72 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This essay sheds light on the top reasons why you should never invest in buying a traditional home nor renovating a real estate property an also elucidates why manufactured homes are the utmost most affordable and best type of housing option for prospective home buyers. Moreover, the ample advantages and disadvantages appertaining to owning a manufactured home and how you can earn substantial money so that you can afford to a buy a post-1976 mobile home is delineated in this essay. In spite of its touted merits, there are ample reasons as to why you should never invest in buying a traditional home nor renovating the real estate property. The grave disadvantages associated with owning a traditional home are multitudinous and usher in insurmountable, calamitous problems into the homeowner's life. First and foremost, traditional homes are eminently overpriced liabilities that erode and undermine your wealth, earnings potential, and net worth since they are cost prohibitive to maintain and retain. In other words, the fact of the matter is that the traditional home owns the homeowner rather than the homeowner owning the real estate property. This is because, the homeowner has to pay an exorbitant amount in property taxes, monthly homeowner's association fees, monthly homeowner insurance premiums, monthly utility costs, and unexpected repair maintenance costs in addition to making their lofty monthly mortgage payments just to temporary retain their traditional home that they may preordained to loss if it is foreclosed on them. Much to the dismay of the homeowner who bought a traditional home as a real estate investment, he will succumb to being ineffably burdened with an unprecedented amount of debt for decades long. This bleak outcome that has befallen upon the homeowner is due to him having undergone an exorbitant amount of debt financing in the hundreds of thousands of dollars to acquire the traditional home he presently resides in. His monthly mortgage payments coupled with all the costs associated with home ownership will serve as cash outflows on his end and will therefore render his traditional home investment one that is an albatross of liability since it generates negative cash flow. Homeowners must budget for unexpected repair maintenance costs in the thousands of dollars, such as the costs to repair a leaky roof, remove black mold, or replace a defective furnace. Renovating a traditional home can even render it even more of a sunk cost, especially if the traditional home does not appreciate overtime and is no longer artificially propped up in terms of its value by the bullish speculation of the housing market. Income generating assets on the other hand, such as equities that bear high dividend yields, bonds, and index funds, do not bear such costs to procure nor retain. Second, a traditional homeowner is vulnerable to inclement weather conditions and natural disasters that can ravage their traditional home or even raze their house. For instance, traditional homes can be severely devastated by tornadoes, earthquakes, hurricanes, typhoons, floods, and storms. Repairing a distressed traditional home can be cost prohibitive and it is a major financial risk to invest so much money into something that is susceptible to adverse weather conditions and being decimated by natural disasters. Renovating a traditional real estate property bears an enormous financial risk since your renovations can become a sunk cost if the home is razed by a natural disaster. Investment securities on the other hand, such as equities that bear dividend yields and corporate bonds that offer a high coupon rate, are not as vulnerable to the ravages of natural disasters. A company that you own shares of equity in will not become defunct if some of their customers succumb to loosing their homes from natural disasters. It is also unlikely that they will default on their debt obligations to their corporate bond holders if a natural disaster transpired.

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Download or read book Why RVs Provide the Best Housing Option For People Who Love To Travel The World The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Living In An RV And Why Mobile Homes Are The Most Affordable And Best Housing Option For Non Travelers written by Dr Harrison Sachs and published by . This book was released on 2020-02-14 with total page 72 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This essay sheds light on why RVs provide the best housing option for people who love to travel the world and elucidates the advantages and disadvantages of living in an RV. Moreover, why mobile homes are the most affordable and best housing option for non-travelers and the advantages and disadvantages germane to owning a mobile home are delineated in this essay. Furthermore, how to earn substantial money online so that you can afford to buy an RV or mobile home is expounded upon in this essay. For frequent travelers, the recreational vehicle provide the best housing option and is able to render traveling an affordable activity. This is because, by traversing countries in an RV, you can circumvent paying the enormous premium prices hotels and motels charge for lodging since the RV conveniently provides you will access to lodging from anywhere. "Research has revealed that by traveling in a motorhome, a family can save as much as 78% of what they would otherwise spend on traditional travel. While the price of gas is usually high, it pales in comparison to paying for airfare, renting hotel rooms, always eating out, and renting cars when you get to your destination" ("Six Advantages of," n.d.). RV owners keen on parking anywhere else other than in a RV park have been discovered to park "in the mountains, on the beach, and even in Wal-Mart parking lots" ("Six Advantages of," n.d.). RVs provide the optimal housing option for people who love to travel since unlike traveler trailers, they do not need to be towed behind a vehicle to be hauled around. Moreover, RVs are easier to maneuver around than traveler trailers which are longer, heavier, and more conspicuous than RVs. Fortunately, in spite of their smaller size, RVs can provide nearly all amenities from a stick built home or a manufactured home in one convenient place. RVs can be thought of as motorhomes that can be driven almost anywhere. RVs are spacious vehicles and provide plenty of room for luggage, bikes, friends, family members, food, and provisions. Moreover, unlike traditional traveling on airplanes, you are able to travel without their being restricted as to what you can travel with by traveling in an RV. RVs allow you to have a robust home on wheels and have latitude for freedom over your scheduling. In other words, do not need to adherent to hotel checkout times, plane boarding times, nor restaurant reservations when you travel in an RV. You can travel the world in a desultory manner by living in an RV since you always have access to lodging inside an RV and therefore do not have to make time consuming arrangements for booking airplane flights and reserving hotel rooms. You are also not confined to being relegated to the vicinity of a single location when you traverse through countries in an RV since your lodging is on wheels, unlike hotel rooms that are relegated to a particular location. When you consider the cost savings, conveniences, amenities, and opportunities RVs provide avid travelers, it is by far the best housing option for people who love to traverse the world. RVs can be thought of as personalized hotel rooms on wheels that provide you with the mobility to explore the world without being confined to a location bound hotel room. RVs have electricity, water, tables, freezers, refrigerators, storage components, beds, cabinets, drawers, showers, sinks, and plenty of room for family members and friends. These motorhomes allow people to share a robust vacation experience together. The freedoms RVs provide avid travelers are unprecedented. RVs allow you to explore the world on your own schedule and not be restricted to abiding by hotel checkout times, baggage allowance limits, nor plane departure times. The irony is that spite of the all the complications and inconveniences involved in conventional traveling, it can easy be 500% more expensive to travel on airplanes and lodge in hotel rooms relative to traveling to desirable tourist locations in an RV.

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