They fall under quite a few different names, whether it's modular, prefabricated, prebuilt, factory built etc but from my understanding they are all relatively synonyms for one another (I could be mistaken).

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So the unhappy factor is in full swing.Properties in the city of Erie are so cheap that investors/people who have an invested interest in an area are buying properties and making entire streets nicer.

Convenience was definitely a factor. I

Now, the X factor is the Nov'20 election.

I'm doing pre fab construction (built in a factory and put together in pieces).

The hype factor is on you, not me.Please reread my posts. 

The mantra was: "you don't build a car in your driveway, so you should also build your house in a factory".I've now decided to stick with site-built because:1.

He has not yet shown that he can weather an economic downturn, a factory closing or two, a unit that won't rent, breakins, a stolen AC, vandalism, plumbing leaks, falling gutters, frozen pipes, flooded basements, tenants with pitbulls, tenants with angry felonious boyfriends, tenants who won't pay, property managers who take the money and flee to the Caribbean, and the whole list which runs to so many pages. 

That part of town was factory workers.