Since modular homes must be craned into your backyard, you need a nice rectangular backyard.

If you split it down the middle and its a square or rectangular space that can easily be divided it may not be a bad idea.

Purchase price: $360,000 Cash invested: $360,000 My LLC bought a single family home with a long rectangular lot parallel the street.

It is a rectangular shaped room and the room is a couple inches short of counting as a bedroom.

If I was doing a new build I would do rectangular.  

My other layout advice would be to take out the wall from the dining room into the living room opening up a grand L-shaped kitchen (preferably in white)with one level, rectangular island and minimum 4 stools.

City sewer and water would be about $200,000 to extend to this property.This is a long rectangular lot along the road.  

(rectangular, no closet), and the HQS minimum is 70.

Not that it wouldn't be a great idea.No matter what you do to a MH be it HUD or MOD they still look like big rectangular WOBBLY BOXES at the end of the day.

It is a rectangular lot with the long side on the major public road and another public road going down the other side of the property, and another public road coming from the other side of the major road.