Mobile home Worth it, early carrier.
I see several mobile homes in the silicon valley, and they are quite cheap than the normal homes. I have heard that you just get the house in that amt(~200-350K) and not the land. So I was curious to know how much would be the lease or monthly rent for the land in mobile parks or communities. Consider the house area around 1500-2000 sqft. I was looking into areas like the Santiago villa besides Charleston campus and other such communities below that are closure to the bay shoreline. TC 200k Yoe 5
For sometime I looked into buying remote houses too and decided not to buy it because the house value does not appreciate so itโs not really an investment. Renting would be the way to go if youโre just looking for a place to live.
Attach that โcarrierโ to your truck and move on ๐
Unfortunately, most of these places have a lot of people who can't afford anything else. I've tried looking into cheaper places in a few cities I've lived in, and it's always a different sight, and you quickly understand why noone wants to live there. No explicitly about mobile homes, same often goes for apartments, too. So, if you want to live in a nice place, you simply have to pay extra to price them out.
If youโre considering a mobile home you should just rent tbh. They do not appreciate like SFHs