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What’s with the hate on trailer homes?
You brehs realize that they perform the exact same function as a house.
Been over 2 years, and I’m still chillen.
Been over 2 years, and I’m still chillen.
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06-09-2018, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted By Muztek⏩
my trailer is actually more spacious than I realistically need, for the most part big houses are very unpractical(unless you have a big family/ home business)I'm mirin son, I just want a small studio apartment, that for me is plenty of space.
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Originally Posted By wailshark⏩
Interdasting website breh, repped.“Today, the term “mobile home” is more or less a misnomer. ”
This is indeed true as many people who own trailers only owned their trailer and not the lot it’s sitting on.
However, I own the lot my trailer sits on, perfect of both worlds as I own my home at a marginally lower price and also escape the hamster wheel of always having to to pay rent for land
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Originally Posted By Diabolous⏩
Sounds like freedom too me breh reppedNo hate here, I'd take a trailer out in the country with some land any day over being a sucker and renting.
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06-09-2018, 09:40 AM
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The insurance and energy costs are disproportional to what's provided. The structures are not as well engineered as most tract homes, and that's saying something. In areas where the largest constituent cost of a home is it's property, buying a trailer or manufactured home makes no sense. It's more expensive even in the short term for less quality. Those are the specific reasons I opt to never put my money into a manufactured home or trailer.
However, it has a corner of the economic market that no home can touch and that's housing under 50k in certain areas. If that's what you want or need, then it's a viable option especially if you want to live debt free. However, this is a case where "debt free" is often not the most intelligent economically IMO.
BRB paying 10k to put a roof on a 20k trailer ayy lmao
BRB Heating & a/c is like 250/ month for 1100 sq ft lmao
BRB insurance is still $100/month because it's chit build quality
BRB paying 80% of the costs but getting 40% of the product
However, it has a corner of the economic market that no home can touch and that's housing under 50k in certain areas. If that's what you want or need, then it's a viable option especially if you want to live debt free. However, this is a case where "debt free" is often not the most intelligent economically IMO.
BRB paying 10k to put a roof on a 20k trailer ayy lmao
BRB Heating & a/c is like 250/ month for 1100 sq ft lmao
BRB insurance is still $100/month because it's chit build quality
BRB paying 80% of the costs but getting 40% of the product
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06-09-2018, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
Fixed for you brah.Been over 2 years, and I’m stillcopin.
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plus crazy high energy bills and they'll over time sink into the ground b/c of no foundation so they'll be even less stable.
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Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
Brb <3% of total cost of home, (given that material and labour cost a modest $300k) and pay less to no interest, and you are concerned with paying a little extra on maintenance on value ratio.The insurance and energy costs are disproportional to what's provided. The structures are not as well engineered as most tract homes, and that's saying something. In areas where the largest constituent cost of a home is it's property, buying a trailer or manufactured home makes no sense. It's more expensive even in the short term for less quality. Those are the specific reasons I opt to never put my money into a manufactured home or trailer.
However, it has a corner of the economic market that no home can touch and that's housing under 50k in certain areas. If that's what you want or need, then it's a viable option especially if you want to live debt free. However, this is a case where "debt free" is often not the most intelligent economically IMO.
BRB paying 10k to put a roof on a 20k trailer ayy lmao
BRB Heating & a/c is like 250/ month for 1100 sq ft lmao
BRB insurance is still $100/month because it's chit build quality
BRB paying 80% of the costs but getting 40% of the product
However, it has a corner of the economic market that no home can touch and that's housing under 50k in certain areas. If that's what you want or need, then it's a viable option especially if you want to live debt free. However, this is a case where "debt free" is often not the most intelligent economically IMO.
BRB paying 10k to put a roof on a 20k trailer ayy lmao
BRB Heating & a/c is like 250/ month for 1100 sq ft lmao
BRB insurance is still $100/month because it's chit build quality
BRB paying 80% of the costs but getting 40% of the product
Let’s not forget the ability to save money easier in your youth, dat der compound interest.
Edit: total cost of home being just the home, not including land lol
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Well, there are manufactured homes, and there are ghetto trash trailers, you live in the latter, and while being a manufactured home, a trailer is just no comparison.
Modern manufactured home for the upper middle class;

Ghetto trash manufactured home;

Of course I'm sure your trailer isn't as nice as my example.
Trailers do not appreciate.
Look at it like this, you consider yourself a rich baller, and live in a trailer with textured particle board wall panels. God knows how much you'd pay if your parents hadn't bought the trailer for you
I consider myself poor but live in a nice $250k remodeled row house. I pay $1500 for mortgage, insurance, and HOA. Much cheaper than I would be able to rent a house of this size and with these amenities.
The reason why you'll always be a in fact poverton regardless of how much you try to floss, is because you don't understand simple things.
I'll wait for you to waste time photoshopping my face into some weird picture which I'm sure you secretly fetishize over.
Modern manufactured home for the upper middle class;
Ghetto trash manufactured home;

Of course I'm sure your trailer isn't as nice as my example.
Trailers do not appreciate.
Look at it like this, you consider yourself a rich baller, and live in a trailer with textured particle board wall panels. God knows how much you'd pay if your parents hadn't bought the trailer for you
I consider myself poor but live in a nice $250k remodeled row house. I pay $1500 for mortgage, insurance, and HOA. Much cheaper than I would be able to rent a house of this size and with these amenities.
The reason why you'll always be a in fact poverton regardless of how much you try to floss, is because you don't understand simple things.
I'll wait for you to waste time photoshopping my face into some weird picture which I'm sure you secretly fetishize over.
When it comes your time to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song and die like a hero going home.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
My trailer will, you must not be Fimiliar with rural Canadian real estate. I could rent it at a much high rent to cost ratio, with high net profits.Well, there are manufactured homes, and there are ghetto trash trailers, you live in the latter, and while being a manufactured home, a trailer is just no comparison.
Modern manufactured home for the upper middle class;

Ghetto trash manufactured home;

Of course I'm sure your trailer isn't as nice as my example.
Trailers do not appreciate.
Look at it like this, you consider yourself a rich baller, and live in a trailer with textured particle board wall panels. God knows how much you'd pay if your parents hadn't bought the trailer for you
I consider myself poor but live in a nice $250k remodeled row house. I pay $1500 for mortgage, insurance, and HOA. Much cheaper than I would be able to rent a house of this size and with these amenities.
The reason why you'll always be a in fact poverton regardless of how much you try to floss, is becauseyou don't understand simple things.
I'll wait for you to waste time photoshopping my face into some weird picture which I'm sure you secretly fetishize over.
Modern manufactured home for the upper middle class;
Ghetto trash manufactured home;

Of course I'm sure your trailer isn't as nice as my example.
Trailers do not appreciate.
Look at it like this, you consider yourself a rich baller, and live in a trailer with textured particle board wall panels. God knows how much you'd pay if your parents hadn't bought the trailer for you
I consider myself poor but live in a nice $250k remodeled row house. I pay $1500 for mortgage, insurance, and HOA. Much cheaper than I would be able to rent a house of this size and with these amenities.
The reason why you'll always be a in fact poverton regardless of how much you try to floss, is becauseyou don't understand simple things.
I'll wait for you to waste time photoshopping my face into some weird picture which I'm sure you secretly fetishize over.
A person who rents doesn’t pay insurance, so I must have rustled you to the point confusion.
Strong words from a guy getting finessed left right and center lmao
Edit: inb4 godfreds second cope essay.
Dance time is now
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
Is that what you think? You need to look that up.My trailer will, you must not be Fimiliar with rural Canadian real estate. I could rent it at a much high rent to cost ratio, with high net profits.
A person who rents doesn’t pay insurance, so I must have rustled you to the point confusion.
Strong words from a guy getting finessed left right and center lmao
A person who rents doesn’t pay insurance, so I must have rustled you to the point confusion.
Strong words from a guy getting finessed left right and center lmao
I may be getting finessed, but I'm not "buying into a luxury condo on the beach* in a 3rd world country that's about to be the next Venezuela" finessed.
You're a goofy guy, you need to be more humble. I am sure you won't post about when you lose that money you supposedly "invested" in Nicaragua. This is being said by someone whose family does in fact own land and property outside of the US, including a small hotel by the beach, and when I say by the beach, I mean 50 meters from the water.
*Beach is actually 11km away.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Spoken like a person who doesn’t have extra money to make lucrative investments lmao at your poverty ass brehIs that what you think? You need to look that up.
I may be getting finessed, but I'm not "buying into a luxury condo on the beach* in a 3rd world country that's about to be the next Venezuela" finessed.
You're a goofy guy, you need to be more humble. I am sure you won't post about when you lose that money you supposedly "invested" in Nicaragua. This is being said by someone whose family does in fact own land and property outside of the US, including a small hotel by the beach, and when I say by the beach, I mean 50 meters from the water.
*Beach is actually 11km away.
I may be getting finessed, but I'm not "buying into a luxury condo on the beach* in a 3rd world country that's about to be the next Venezuela" finessed.
You're a goofy guy, you need to be more humble. I am sure you won't post about when you lose that money you supposedly "invested" in Nicaragua. This is being said by someone whose family does in fact own land and property outside of the US, including a small hotel by the beach, and when I say by the beach, I mean 50 meters from the water.
*Beach is actually 11km away.
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Originally Posted By zknarc⏩
Spoken like a pleb that doesn’t have a consistent flow of disposable incomeJust lol at living in a poverty disposable house.
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
Not sure about modern ones, but they always had a rep for falling apart quickly.You brehs realize that they perform the exact same function as a house.
Been over 2 years, and I’m still chillen.
Been over 2 years, and I’m still chillen.
They're a "house" poor people buy to fulfill a dream, but then they get screwed because they're poorly made.
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Brb 3k sf custom built home on 1.5 acre lot in chicagoland.
Lmao @ a bumfuk trailer in rural canada.
Lmao @ a bumfuk trailer in rural canada.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
Mines from 1974 and it’s sturdy afNot sure about modern ones, but they always had a rep for falling apart quickly.
They're a "house" poor people buy to fulfill a dream, but then they get screwed because they're poorly made.
They're a "house" poor people buy to fulfill a dream, but then they get screwed because they're poorly made.
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
Fixed.Spoken like I live in a trailer
Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
Lol.Mines from 1974 and it’s sturdy af
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Is this a joke?
You give all this financial advice and live in a trailer? i dno man that kinda ruins any credibility.
You give all this financial advice and live in a trailer? i dno man that kinda ruins any credibility.
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