
With pre-manufactured housing you have a lot to choose from, in a range to fit most budgets. One thing to keep in mind, though, is making sure you have the appropriate land to put it on. There are a few options here as well, for example, you might decide to buy a piece of land to put your home one, you can also lease land that is especially intended for pre-manufactured homes. Then there is also the option to buy the land and the house together.
Something to be well acquainted with is the manufacturers warranty. The reason for this is that if you do not adhere to the homeowner’s maintenance guidelines, you could find that it voids the warranty. Check also to make sure the warranty covers the transportation and installation of the home.
Find out all you can about what legal requirements there are for pre-manufactured housing. You will need to know things like zoning laws and utility connections etc.
When you eventually have your new home delivered, be sure to have it thoroughly inspected by a certified home inspector. This will ensure that the home is working the way it should.