LOL!

Lol! I was thinking the same thing.

Every year I get one for mother in law.

Lol! I was gonna mention the Jean Nate also lol! I found a bottle of that at Tuesday Morning and my mom was soo excited! and the home is super nice btw!

Does that Jean Nate taste like ripple?

Yes me too.

Me too!

@@juliefizpatrick513 th

Me four! 😁👍

Me to!!🙋‍♀️

I'm the same way

I agree !!!

So I’m not the only super paranoid parent and grandparent??.

I always did this until my son was about 14, bigger than me and a total headcase! At that point I knew, let someone breaking in come across him first HES OUR BEST CHANCE AT SURVIVAL HES SO AGGRESSIVE!!!!!! lol

@@MSAMERICA-zo4qk nope. Many of us think the same way

That would be a perfect setup!

@@chanceshomeworld I'd ask for 10 to 100 acres. Are there land packages available? I haven't seen the webpage yet, but this looks awesome! If people wanted granite counters could we get base model and add them later? Do these guys work OT on upgrades for houses that are built already?

did he mention HOW MUCH MOOLA?

Same here!!

The Oklahoma Foodiest I was JUST thinking the same thing. 😅

Exactly, I wish more understood like you do. Thanks!

What made you decide on a Modular vs a Manufactured home. What made you find it was a better option? We are just beginning our journey to finding a new home. (mine is stick built)

@@karenbonneau4933I live in NC in a small town outside a metropolitan area. We built our home in 2002. Every contractor we spoke to about building an on-site stick built house said the beginning price of a stick built would be $100 per square foot not including land, grading, septic, well, etc. Our off frame modular cost $122,000 also not including land, grading, etc. That was $55 per square foot. The house is 2213 square foot and also has a 1000 square foot attic with over 8 foot ceilings that could also be finished out to include additional living space. We looked at houses being built by local builders at the time and the quality was slightly less than the modular homes at the modular home builder we chose, Homes by VanderBuilt in Sanford, NC. Their website is ncmodulars.com. Also, we liked that the modular was built with 2X6 walls and therefore had better R value insulation. If would be sure to choose an off frame modular and not an on frame modular, if you decide to buy a modular. An off frame modular is built to the same building codes as a site built home. They are both considered stick buillt. We are thinking about building a smaller retirement home and there is a 90% chance we will go modular again in 3 to 5 years. As to manufactured homes, they are built to the HUD code, not the state building code. They are good homes also, but depending on where you want to build them, there are more local restrictions on where they can be built. Also, resale is generally higher with modulars. Insurance companies and banks treat modulars and site built homes the same. They treat manufactured homes differently. I also own two manufactured homes, a doublewide and a singlewide. They are good, basic, affordable housing, but the modulars and site built are nicer and appreciation is higher. Good luck with your new home, whichever you choose to build!!

That is exactly what my ex-husband and I did 15 years ago. We ordered a custom built modular, 3bdrm/2ba and we owned the land, paid for all the site work out of pocket then just financed the home. We went through our local bank and did a 15 year mortgage with a fixed 2.5% loan on $107,000. Our payments were only $498/mo with property taxes, and home owners insurance included in escrow. You can't rent for 3x that around here. (Mid-Coast Maine)

Higher down payment on modular

Absolutely!! Thanks for watching!

I always say caviar taste on a hot dog budget! Lol

I can't stop laughing at what you said😂😂😂😂😂

I totally agree!

Wolf Warrior No space for an upright freezer either, unless you plunk it in a bedroom.

I totally agree with you on the coat closet!

@@victoriabarr255 there was space in the utility room for a freezer

Jacque Charwood Not for an upright cause then it would block your breaker box. I’d also do away with those upper cabinets in there & put a large sink in.

Riiiight, as much as I love to read while I'm sitting 😁

Hello Carolyn.....

Disculoen en que area estan ,ermisas casas,

Haha, sorry!!

Haha!

@@chanceshomeworld Hands Down my favorite house on the channel so far and to be totally honest with you I think alot of my other favorites have come from the dealership Pratt Home's in Tyler, TX and my favorite manufacturer that you have featured on the channel is Deer Valley

When it's the middle of the night and I have to get up a night light is fine for me LOL

I thought the same thing!

Hello Rebecca.....

Who’s Brandon?

Hello Linda.....

Thanks for watching!

Glad you like it!

Thank you so much! Thanks for always watching!

Quartz counter tops is what Chance's commentary showed, and beautiful!!!

@@gwenspradlin3061 -- Thank you, Gwen. I thought granite or quartz. Don't see a lot of that in many manufactured homes out here. It's mostly formica. 🙂

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Hello Joyce.....

A nice island is so nice in a kitchen. Need the extra counter space!

Thank you!! 😊

Hello Kaylin....

Glad you enjoyed!

Glad you like it!

Hello desigdiva🤩

Thank you so much!

There are so many options now! And they're affordable.

Hello Cheryl....

Thanks for sharing!!

The mortar work of the bricks looks sloppy and amateurish.

Thank you! 😊

Hello Kitty 😊😊

Hello Kitty.....

Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!

Did I miss it or were there not any windows at all in the kitchen?

@@df-nk6gd the Windows are in the dining room

I really love the house. I would love to see your pantry dance.

Hello Kim....

Wow, thank you!

Great idea!

Where are your affordable homes for retirees; we downsized hello are there any option for us? Too expensive & can you deliver in other STATES?

I'm a fan of the brick too!

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Hello Ericka.....

Lol I've never heard tilty room. That's cute!

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Hello Katherine🤩🤩

Hello Katherine.....

I'm glad you like it

Thanks for subbing!

It's a southern home. We don't wear coats. lol

Still, you want something, even small, ... all it would take is to cut off 2 feet of the bedroom closet on the other side ... that BR closet is plentY BIG ENOUGH.

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Hello Sheri....