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CU Tiger · 04-21-2016, 01:22 PM

Two things that haven't been mentioned:
1-Check with your county Zoning/Planning/Design Review Board. I some counties in the US modulars are not legal, period.
2- Check with your Home Owner's insurance carrier. Some will not insure modulars.

I own a few rentals and 2 years ago one burned down (while a tenant that had been asking about breaking a lease for 2 months lived in it :/) we were going to put a modular in (not a mobile home but a high quality modular $200k house) just for construction speed. The county the home was in doesnt allow them. So I got the good fortune of rebuilding and losing rent for 9 months.

04-21-2016, 01:22 PM	#9
CU Tiger Grizzled Veteran Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Backwoods, SC	Two things that haven't been mentioned: 1-Check with your county Zoning/Planning/Design Review Board. I some counties in the US modulars are not legal, period. 2- Check with your Home Owner's insurance carrier. Some will not insure modulars. I own a few rentals and 2 years ago one burned down (while a tenant that had been asking about breaking a lease for 2 months lived in it :/) we were going to put a modular in (not a mobile home but a high quality modular $200k house) just for construction speed. The county the home was in doesnt allow them. So I got the good fortune of rebuilding and losing rent for 9 months. Last edited by CU Tiger : 04-21-2016 at 01:34 PM.