For many years the modular home industry operated in the shadow of traditional home builders, and modular home buyers often had difficulty finding replacement materials when their homes needed repair, because the modular home industry limited the materials it used to those which would work with its assembly line manufacturing equipment. Read the rest of this entry »
The slowing US economy has put huge dents in the home ownership dreams of many Americans, but the advances in modular home technology over the past decade mean that the quality of modular homes is now competitive with that of conventionally built homes in every aspect while being far more affordable. Read the rest of this entry »
Modular home prices, when compared to those of conventionally constructed homes, will surprise many potential home buyers because they seem to be so low. But low modular home prices are a reflection of economically efficient manufacturing and construction processes, and not of any sacrifice in quality. Read the rest of this entry »
The rapidly rising demand for modular homes, the sales of which are now growing at a faster rate than those of conventionally constructed houses, meant that a modular home mortgage now not only easy to get, but will carry the same interest rate as that on a traditional home. Read the rest of this entry »