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Originally Posted By Tarck⏩
Low stress life is the key to looking young breh, plan sounds chill famI don't want to live in a trailer park, but prefab homes are actually pretty awesome. Buy a piece of land somewhere, get a nice 3 bed/2 bath prefab for about $30k, and live comfortably on the cheap.
Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
This cope ain’t gonna save you from the paycheque reaper, tick tock end of month is gonna come quicker than you think, time to cough up some shecklesConsidering his mother bought it for him, it's practically the same thing, he just has his own toilet and doesn't have to share the cockroaches.
Originally Posted By InVentive44⏩
Over 100k easilyWhat can you get for you trailer home if you wanted to sell it?
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My neighbours don’t complain about me skateboarding through out the day and night and I get loud. Feels good to live in a chill neighbourhoodI’ll drop this...
In calabasas, just west of San Fernando valley, there are manufactured homes on a hillside that cost like 100,000 to buy and then like 3,500 a month in Hoa fees. 2 bedroom 2 bathroom mostly with a a small yard. If you drive up there you will see some of the nicest little homes with some of the nicest luxury/expensive cars. It’s the “poor” part of calabassas.
Older retirees, divorced people, and young couples are the bulk of the people and almost all are making good money but not enough to buy in a good neighborhood in Los Angeles. So they live in a manufactured home in a great neighborhood instead of regular home in a crappy neighborhood or a small condo. The bad neighborhood or condo won’t work for raising a family.
In calabasas, just west of San Fernando valley, there are manufactured homes on a hillside that cost like 100,000 to buy and then like 3,500 a month in Hoa fees. 2 bedroom 2 bathroom mostly with a a small yard. If you drive up there you will see some of the nicest little homes with some of the nicest luxury/expensive cars. It’s the “poor” part of calabassas.
Older retirees, divorced people, and young couples are the bulk of the people and almost all are making good money but not enough to buy in a good neighborhood in Los Angeles. So they live in a manufactured home in a great neighborhood instead of regular home in a crappy neighborhood or a small condo. The bad neighborhood or condo won’t work for raising a family.
Originally Posted By MrNismo⏩
Same thoughts breh, trailer living isn’t that bad especially when you factor in all the money saved long term.I grew up in trailers until I was in high school. There is a big difference between living in a trailer with land versus living in a trailer park. We were always in some mountainous fairly remote area with maybe 30 other families in trailers and houses mixed together.
I've come a long way in terms of our house now versus what I grew up in but I honestly would not care if the day ever comes where I have to live in a trailer as long as I've got land and don't have meth smoking neighbors around.
I've come a long way in terms of our house now versus what I grew up in but I honestly would not care if the day ever comes where I have to live in a trailer as long as I've got land and don't have meth smoking neighbors around.
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I wouldn't say it's the trailer, but the trailer park itself. There's nothing wrong with living in a modern trailer home out in the country.
IMHO it's a waste of time to live in a trailer that is kept in a park. Yes, the trailer parks do background checks like regular rented homes. However, sh*t people know the way around that. A trailer park just makes living next to sh*t people even worse vs a home.
IMHO it's a waste of time to live in a trailer that is kept in a park. Yes, the trailer parks do background checks like regular rented homes. However, sh*t people know the way around that. A trailer park just makes living next to sh*t people even worse vs a home.
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
Is this what you tell yourself when the pay check reaper comes and finesses your bank account?I'll gladly pay $2-3k a month to NOT live in a cardboard box, doesn't bother me in the least. If you weren't so insecure about your family owned box, you wouldn't make so many posts/threads about it.
Originally Posted By FemaleWarriorxo⏩
Couldn’t tell you those feels, I don’t live in a trailer park. My neighbors all work graveyards so I barely ever see them.I wouldn't say it's the trailer, but the trailer park itself. There's nothing wrong with living in a modern trailer home out in the country.
IMHO it's a waste of time to live in a trailer that is kept in a park. Yes, the trailer parks do background checks like regular rented homes. However, sh*t people know the way around that. A trailer park just makes living next to sh*t people even worse vs a home.
IMHO it's a waste of time to live in a trailer that is kept in a park. Yes, the trailer parks do background checks like regular rented homes. However, sh*t people know the way around that. A trailer park just makes living next to sh*t people even worse vs a home.
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Seems like a great idea really. stick houses can be total garbage chit hole hell holes too. stick houses also depreciate.
Where I live it's all about the land, not the buildings.
And im not talking about trailer parks, that's different. But what about investing in land and throwing a trailer on it? Is it a bad idea?
Where I live it's all about the land, not the buildings.
And im not talking about trailer parks, that's different. But what about investing in land and throwing a trailer on it? Is it a bad idea?
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
OP finally not sounding like a *******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.
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
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
Das it OP
No reason to tie an anchor of a house + Land + loan around your neck in your youth, straight retarded
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06-09-2018, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
Neighbor lives in a log cabin, no need to fabricate stories to enable your cope.I don't understand the point you are trying to make, srs. I have no reason to live in a trailersurrounded by other trailers,just like I have no reason to drive a rusted out beater. If you want to live in one, that's awesome, but constantly trying to glorify them, to quell your insecurity about it, isn't going to make most people see it in a better light.
Originally Posted By Mythenthefang⏩
Exactly, many of my friends who bought a home are instantly broke, and unable to do spontaneous things because of responsibilities. Dat der mortgage reaper coming in every month to ruin the fun.OP finally not sounding like a *******
Das it OP
No reason to tie an anchor of a house + Land + loan around your neck in your youth, straight retarded
Das it OP
No reason to tie an anchor of a house + Land + loan around your neck in your youth, straight retarded
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Trailers are great, we pull one behind our truck, its much more comfortable than staying in a tent.
06-09-2018, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
- "enable your cope"Neighbor lives in a log cabin, no need to fabricate stories to enable your cope.
- makes threads everyday to validate his miserable existence
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Sorry OP the land you have in fort vermillion (?) isnt going to appreciate dick all. If you actually want land you can brag about as an investment online you should look into yellowhead or clearwater counties between calgs and edmonton
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Originally Posted By 92Laner⏩
If OP really lives in a place like this a trailer is the only thing that makes sense. I would not want to invest any kind of money into housing in the middle of nowhere.Sorry OP the land you have in fort vermillion (?) isnt going to appreciate dick all. If you actually want land you can brag about as an investment online you should look into yellowhead or clearwater counties between calgs and edmonton
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
You are extremely sadly mistaken if you think I actually live in a trailer park. Like I said one of my neighbors live in a log cabin. Sure another neighbour live in a trailer but doesn’t Change the fact there is a duplex behind my home too.Hmmm
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
Like all things with high accessibly, its the predominant demographic occupying them, rather than the intimate object itself that perpetuates the stereotype...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.
Like all things, there are outliers and anomalies (in this case, non-trash occupying trailers rather than the perceived low-brow trash) but the true 99% of people in trailers are of low intelligence, locust of control, and fiscal responsibility. These attributes lead them to occupy the lower end of the socio-economic spectrum and thus, they resort to trailers.
I completely respect your appreciation for trailer living, and in many cases, it far exceeds life in an apartment. However, the major opinion on trailers does manifest from the above points made.
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Originally Posted By OutdoorsBrah⏩
I feel you breh, just general ignorance prevents people from looking at venturing on a road less traveled, and seeing the long term benefits.Like all things with high accessibly, its the predominant demographic occupying them, rather than the intimate object itself that perpetuates the stereotype...
Like all things, there are outliers and anomalies (in this case, non-trash occupying trailers rather than the perceived low-brow trash) but the true 99% of people in trailers are of low intelligence, locust of control, and fiscal responsibility. These attributes lead them to occupy the lower end of the socio-economic spectrum and thus, they resort to trailers.
I completely respect your appreciation for trailer living, and in many cases, it far exceeds life in an apartment. However, the major opinion on trailers does manifest from the above points made.
Like all things, there are outliers and anomalies (in this case, non-trash occupying trailers rather than the perceived low-brow trash) but the true 99% of people in trailers are of low intelligence, locust of control, and fiscal responsibility. These attributes lead them to occupy the lower end of the socio-economic spectrum and thus, they resort to trailers.
I completely respect your appreciation for trailer living, and in many cases, it far exceeds life in an apartment. However, the major opinion on trailers does manifest from the above points made.
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
Coming from the guy who claims my parents bought my trailer...lol get your story straight brehYou're spinning your wheels now bro, it's pitiful.
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
I can respect that opinion.I feel you breh, just general ignorance prevents people from looking at venturing on a road less traveled, and seeing the long term benefits.
I could imagine having a trailer in the woods, living minimalist life in nature could be a pretty laid back and enjoyable experience. Cheers
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[QUOTE=Godfrd824 post_id=1553434851]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;
[img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/QOKO0hYV99CC388mowb09xcGDKwDwH-MwcNXjZjvMcFe4AFpBm00U5rNFPxo2PxbQXHum73226vWVQHUBeK0W-L4DBhzqyk7fCeLfDNOCoigLXr1i62Euy8J1WyLju_DhVgTU-7x[/img]
Ghetto trash manufactured home;
[ig]https://bestofhouse.net/wp-content/uploads/brand-new-mobile-home-owner-finance-house-trailer_172219.jpg[/img]
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.[/QUOTE]
Trailers do not appreciate?
Just phuckin lmao at people like you.
I JUST sold my single wide trailer for $130,000. I bought it for 80 grand 7 years ago. Srs. 50k profit on a trailer.
Modern manufactured home for the upper middle class;
[img]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/QOKO0hYV99CC388mowb09xcGDKwDwH-MwcNXjZjvMcFe4AFpBm00U5rNFPxo2PxbQXHum73226vWVQHUBeK0W-L4DBhzqyk7fCeLfDNOCoigLXr1i62Euy8J1WyLju_DhVgTU-7x[/img]
Ghetto trash manufactured home;
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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.[/QUOTE]
Trailers do not appreciate?
Just phuckin lmao at people like you.
I JUST sold my single wide trailer for $130,000. I bought it for 80 grand 7 years ago. Srs. 50k profit on a trailer.
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Originally Posted By OutdoorsBrah⏩
Yes sir, summer while short is so epic in northern Canada, especially with my interest, long days of peace allow you to really enjoy the dayI can respect that opinion.
I could imagine having a trailer in the woods, living minimalist life in nature could be a pretty laid back and enjoyable experience. Cheers
I could imagine having a trailer in the woods, living minimalist life in nature could be a pretty laid back and enjoyable experience. Cheers
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Would rather be homeless than live in a trailer
OP is trailerized
OP is trailerized
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Originally Posted By superiorlogic⏩
You’d freeze to death in Alberta srs, my home came with 2 big gas furnaces, toasty all winter longWould rather be homeless than live in a trailer
OP is trailerized
OP is trailerized
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Originally Posted By superiorlogic⏩
I lived in a trailer for 6 years. Paid $350 for my mortgage and 300 for pad rent while my friends paid 1300+ to rent someone elses homes.Would rather be homeless than live in a trailer
OP is trailerized
OP is trailerized
I was able to save up my money since I had such low payments and bought a $400k house on a acre of land. I then sold my trailer for 50k profit.
Enjoy being homeless, or paying someone elses mortgage boyo. I'll keep climbing these stepping stones to the top.
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Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
Did the trailer appreciate or the land? A trailer is no different than a car, unless it has a permanent foundation, in which case it's a very shytty house, given that you can build a decent house for $50k, certainly a house better than a trailer of the same price.Trailers do not appreciate?
Just phuckin lmao at people like you.
I JUST sold my single wide trailer for $130,000. I bought it for 80 grand 7 years ago. Srs. 50k profit on a trailer.
Just phuckin lmao at people like you.
I JUST sold my single wide trailer for $130,000. I bought it for 80 grand 7 years ago. Srs. 50k profit on a trailer.
Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
Clearly you are not the brightest.I lived in a trailer for 6 years.Paid $350 for my mortgageand 300 for pad rent while my friends paid 1300+ to rent someone elses homes.
I was able to save up my money since I had such low payments and bought a $400k house on a acre of land. I then sold my trailer for 50k profit.
Enjoy being homeless, or paying someone elses mortgage boyo.I'll keep climbing these stepping stones to the top.
I was able to save up my money since I had such low payments and bought a $400k house on a acre of land. I then sold my trailer for 50k profit.
Enjoy being homeless, or paying someone elses mortgage boyo.I'll keep climbing these stepping stones to the top.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
I was in a park so the land is rented.. the trailer appreciated.Did the trailer appreciate or the land? A trailer is no different than a car, unless it has a permanent foundation, in which case it's a very shytty house, given that you can build a decent house for $50k, certainly a house better than a trailer of the same price.
Clearly you are not the brightest.
Clearly you are not the brightest.
And clearly YOURE not very bright brah. I was paying my OWN mortgage while they are paying someone elses mortgage.
where the phuck do you live where you can build a decent house for 50k? 50k doesnt even get the contractors to roll out of bed in BC, Canada.
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Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
2/3 neighbours don’t live in a trailer, I technically no wrong when I say I have neighbours who don’t live in a trailer.I'm not the one lying about my neighbors living in trailers....
This is actually your last means of coping hey breh?
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Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
Mayne, I am a mirin. Keep killin it brehI was in a park so the land is rented.. the trailer appreciated.
And clearly YOURE not very bright brah. I was paying my own mortgage while they are paying someone elses mortgage.
And clearly YOURE not very bright brah. I was paying my own mortgage while they are paying someone elses mortgage.
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Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
You said, and I quote;I was in a park so the land is rented.. the trailer appreciated.
And clearly YOURE not very bright brah.I was paying my OWN mortgage while they are paying someone elses mortgage.
where the phuck do you live where you can build a decent house for 50k? 50k doesnt even get the contractors to roll out of bed in BC, Canada.
And clearly YOURE not very bright brah.I was paying my OWN mortgage while they are paying someone elses mortgage.
where the phuck do you live where you can build a decent house for 50k? 50k doesnt even get the contractors to roll out of bed in BC, Canada.
Originally Posted By CanuckGame⏩
That's why you're not the brightest. BRB it's either trailer or rent, and weren't you paying someone else's mortgage by renting the land?Enjoy being homeless, or paying someone elses mortgage boyo.
Anywhere in the US you can build a small house for $50k, what costs is the land, if you do own a house, check your insurance paperwork, it will tell you the cost to rebuild your $400k house.
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
Engrish2/3 neighbours don’t live in a trailer,I technically no wrongwhen I say I have neighbours who don’t live in a trailer.
This is actually your last means of coping hey breh?
This is actually your last means of coping hey breh?
Originally Posted By Podunks⏩
No he isn't, because the wheels of his trailer have been welded to the ground.You're spinning your wheels now bro, it's pitiful.
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