Modular

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DISCLAIMER

I am not the seller of these modular homes and I do not profit in any way from their sale. I will gladly assist anyone, in my capacity as a Real Estate Broker in Arizona to procure suitable land for a modular home.

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We have identified a possibility that may allow a low income individual or family to own a modular home for much less than the “going rate.”

If you can’t afford a “standard” $300,000 or $500,000 home, perhaps you could afford the $32,500 modular home shown below?

The unknown factors are:

1. will banks give a loan on a modular home like this? Because of the nation-wide housing shortage crisis, we think they will. The bank we use (and would recommend to our clients) said that with adequate proof of good job security, such a small loan would be granted even without collateral, because the risk was so small and the benefit to an American family was so great.
2. will zoning authorities “permit” placing such a home on a lot you buy? Since this is not a mobile home (no wheels) we think they will. You can move any home including large “stick-built” standard construction homes. Because of this, we think this modular home should be permitted anywhere a stick-built home is.
3. Will the “free” solar power offers that appear everywhere in the media apply to a modular home? If so, this home has 800 square feet of roof space. Mounting solar panels on all three sections might make this house energy independent.

Possible locations where these homes could be placed are:

• land you acquire
• modular home parks
• mobile home parks
• land belonging to family members with favorable zoning

If you have questions, please use the CONTACT link in the top menu.

Photos

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Videos (no sound)

The connection wall. Electrical input above, cold, hot, sink drain and sewer connections below.

A crew of 13 assembles the home. Instead of an overhead crane, think of rented tall construction jacks and jack stands to do the

• lifting of the side roofs
• lowering of the side floors and
• lifting of the side walls.

A large rented hydraulic automotive motor lift and some jack stands might work well too.

A no-frills walk-through. There is still protective plastic on the walls of this just-assembled home.

In this video 1 person raises the roof piece (with the help of the pressure lift pistons on either side) eight persons lower the floor-plus-wall piece, and eight persons raise the wall piece. No jacks or jack stands were needed. This model has a large single entry door. To move a large furnishing item inside, one of the four end-walls can be pushed in to create a large opening.

Details

Prefabricated modular house with 3 Bedrooms, 1 three-quarter bathroom and Kitchen

$32,500

▪ Perfect for individuals, couples and small families
▪ Dimensions: length 40 ft. width 20 ft. height 8.3 ft
▪ 800 square feet of living area
▪ 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen area, and a 3/4 bathroom
▪ The house comes with an L-shaped kitchen storage cabinet with waterfall sink
▪ Instant hot water heater on the bathroom wall
▪ Hook-ups include hot and cold water, sink drain and sewer
▪ The bathroom includes a toilet, sink, mirror, exhaust fan, privacy window and shower
▪ US standard electrical and plumbing systems ^†
▪ Basic ceiling lights in all rooms
▪ Solid construction. The main structure is made of a strong steel frame composed of sturdy square steel tubes, ensuring stability and safety.
▪ Fire-rated Class A, wind-resistant up to level 11, and seismic up to level 9. Please note that snow accumulation on the roof should be regularly removed during heavy snowfall, and the snow height should not exceed 6 ft.
▪ The house is designed with a strong, black, square tubular steel frame. It has a dark wood-grained galvanized steel exterior and a light wood-grained interior with light PVC flooring. The style is like a country villa.

Exterior color: Oak

Material: Metal

Weight: 9,700 Pounds

Product Dimensions

Length - 40 feet

Width - 20 feet

Height - 8.2 feet

Weight - 9700 pounds

† Because the modular walls fold, there are no built-in electric outlets along the walls. A handyman can install self-adhesive AC on-wall conduits and outlet boxes shown below.

Outlet boxes, self-stick conduit strips, a PVC cutter and a cordless drill.

Wires and AC outlet box before cover strip is installed.

After on-wall installation.