transportable home?
Feb 12th 2008 | 7:19 am
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transportable home?
any one have any experince of transportable homes?
Feb 12th 2008 | 9:36 am
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Re: transportable home?
Theres lots of companies do these tho.
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Feb 12th 2008 | 9:39 am
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Re: transportable home?
interested to know if these sort of houses are widely used or seen as trailer park type things?
Feb 12th 2008 | 10:03 am
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Re: transportable home?
Can you get them in 6 bed varieties?
Feb 12th 2008 | 11:03 am
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Re: transportable home?
In fact i'd go so far as to say of all the properties i've looked at over the last month out on acreage, only 1 has been properly built and not of the transportable type.
For instance this is started life as a transportable
http://www.realestate.com.au/cgi-bin...&tm=1202860959
Feb 12th 2008 | 12:30 pm
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Re: transportable home?
My neighbour has just had his 4th relocatable home delivered. He has purchased blocks around the area and put this type of house on each block. They come in all shapes and sizes. They can be purchased new or second hand.
The beauty of relocatable homes is that you are not relying on trades people to turn up and start / finish the job. Trades people do not want to travel for work if they dont have to so these type of homes are ideal for those of us who live out bush. These homes come complete and with a few connections to the Power / Water Tank / Septic. Your job is complete.
They are also a lot cheaper than traditional built houses.
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The beauty of relocatable homes is that you are not relying on trades people to turn up and start / finish the job. Trades people do not want to travel for work if they dont have to so these type of homes are ideal for those of us who live out bush. These homes come complete and with a few connections to the Power / Water Tank / Septic. Your job is complete.
They are also a lot cheaper than traditional built houses.
Barney
Feb 12th 2008 | 1:20 pm
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Feb 12th 2008 | 4:22 pm
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Re: transportable home?
Personally the most cost effective, way and giving excellent ROI has to be steel frame kit homes.
www.askhomes.com.au do some excellent designs.
We get their newsletters, and they have a 30 sq 4 bedder full kit... up for grabs , brand new ( purchaser has a illness ) for $80k !
Thats pretty bloody good value
www.askhomes.com.au do some excellent designs.
We get their newsletters, and they have a 30 sq 4 bedder full kit... up for grabs , brand new ( purchaser has a illness ) for $80k !
Thats pretty bloody good value
Feb 12th 2008 | 5:12 pm
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Re: transportable home?
Personally the most cost effective, way and giving excellent ROI has to be steel frame kit homes.
www.askhomes.com.au do some excellent designs.
We get their newsletters, and they have a 30 sq 4 bedder full kit... up for grabs , brand new ( purchaser has a illness ) for $80k !
Thats pretty bloody good value
www.askhomes.com.au do some excellent designs.
We get their newsletters, and they have a 30 sq 4 bedder full kit... up for grabs , brand new ( purchaser has a illness ) for $80k !
Thats pretty bloody good value
