/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50462370
>be american
>get fat
>die
how can you mutts squander the resources and opportunities that are gifted to you so much?

>>50462370
Is there front door parking?

>>50462370
>it's this thread again
https://www.claytonhomes.com/studio/defined-mobile-manufactured-and-modular-homes/

>Are manufactured homes a good investment?
Short answer: It depends.
Long answer: Manufactured homes come in a variety of styles, formats, foundations, communities, locations, and qualities. In terms of them being a wise investment, it depends.

>>50462451
>it depends, is it going to rain?

>>50462370
yes provided you own the land and don't intend on selling it anytime soon. resell value on single/double wide trailers or modular homes is shit, even if they're built to just as good (or higher) specs than your typical $450k plywood goystable built by a team of retarded and drunk $12/hour mexicans in 3 weeks.

>>50462451
If it's a high quality kit or prefab home, it typically isn't called a "manufactured home".

>>50462686
prefabbed homes are usually called modular homes, right?

You will walk to walmart and you will be happy

>>50462370
Depends. As a single primary residence? No. The play is to buy 10 of the cheap small units and put them in a single lot like a trailer park. Then rent them to Section 8.

>>50462818
>rent to section 8

Retard. Rent out your house as a vacation rental and live in a trailer on your land.

>>50462370
Manufactured home can mean a lot of things. Most people assume it means trailer but it can also mean modular home which is as good or better than a house built totally on site.

>>50462928
I heard that modular homes are better than on site just because its built in a controlled environment. It's also built faster because you dont have to worry about the weather.

>>50462871
retard. rent out your house as a vacation rental, rent out a trailer on your land, and live in a tent in the woods. and rent that out when you're not in it.

>>50462370
The only way a manufactured home is a good investment is if you put it on a large piece of land that you're buying. That way you don't spend all your money on a fancy house until you've paid for your land. Then you get to pay taxes on the land for the rest of your life because you never actually own land in America anymore.

>>50462659
>>50462451
These are both correct but the biggest issue here is that faggots treat homes like investments instead of places to live.

Just make sure you own the land and that your family doesn't study the Talmud

>>50462370
They’re perfect if you want to live at a nudist resort.

Walking?
What kind of commie shit is this?

>>50462659
>goystable

kek

>>50462370
>Are manufactured homes a good investment?
they don't do well in wet weather so if you live somewhere dry, they might be ok

>>50462370
As opposed to what exactly? Homes which have spontaneously materialised?

>>50462388
kys so we have more resources faggit

>>50462370
modular homes that were built for $100k 5 years ago are going for at least $250k-300k today. is it the land that appreciates or the home?

>>50462370
Fuck no, they depreciate like crazy. However, finding one in the right place could drastically bring your cost of living down. I parked one for $50,000 and pay about $500/mo in rent. Even if I sell the home for $40,000 I'll be making out pretty good compared to the rental market in my area.

>>50462636
kek

>>50467121
>I parked one for $50,000 and pay about $500/mo in rent.

Why are you still paying rent?

>>50462370
Looks comfy desu.

>>50467435
lot rent. It's a scam like condo hoa fees

>>50467506how restrictive are communities with someone parking a manufactured home anywhere in their land? Seems like the best choice without getting jewed

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>>50462398
Is america the only place that these.. uhm.. vehicles are being utilized to enable morbidly obese people to continue living according to the american traditions or can you find men using them in europe as well? I highly doubt it since it would be considered rock bottom in most places and that says a lot when the same places praise trannies and fags

>>50468267

Strictly American. Walmarts have a mini parking lot inside their stores

>>50468267
I saw these in an ASDA in Scotland in 2012, never saw anyone using them though.

>>50463318
>you never actually own land in America anymore.
The existence of government anywhere precludes the concept of ownership. You cannot even own land on uninhabited planets.

>>50468267
nobody in Europe has such a lack of shame that they would actually use this, the super fats just stay at home and eat themselves to death. americans know no shame