Those are the young(er) folks driving up in-city prices because what's an unaffordable home to a native resident is 50% of the cost of a home in NJ or MD.

You are always going to pay a trip fee w most competent service businesses.It sounds from his over reacting that he is stressed out and possibly going through some tough times himself.

I agree with you about the resale part, most people in CA combine the modular and the traditional, but im not sure how people will react to the modular house yet, do you have to disclose to the buyer that the house is build with modular? 

As long as you have great insurance, the above comments about liability are a bit over reacting. 

I spoke with my lender, he advised against it, unsure on how underwriters would react to seeing forbearance in my history.

I am native to Kansas City and also sell in Cincinnati/Dayton.

DMM sucks and so many people have no clue how bad it sucks because it is just all they know.See how you reacted to my post?

It reacts to outside elements like a science experiment, it grows and atrophies like the used and unused muscles in our body…and then on the other side it barely even exists.

The strange thing about the Phoenix metro is the East Valley is starting to run into barriers and having to expand southward but unlike many cities that have this problem like LA or San Francisco it isn't the oceans or mountains that block development but the native american reservations. 

When Investing in a new city, you definitely want to consult with a native from that area.