Might undervalue it like mobiles or manufacture homes get a lot of tmes .. which then makes it hard for buyers to get financing  .. so with that in mind as long as you go into it with the assumption that your buyer may have to have a large amount down or all cash then your ok .. because .. the plus side it it is generally much cheaper to build a container house ..up to 56-60% but i would budget about 25-30% cheaper to be on the safe side .. also they go up quicker if you're u have someone who knows what they are doing .. biggest problem is getting the R value from siding and insulation high enough and safe from any toxic fumes they may have .. i think there is non toxic spray foam but i know isulation is a concern as is mold because of the insulation issue ( vapor barrier ) at least the sites a read ..  

The cabinets are made by Countryside Cabinets which is a cabinet manufacture here in Wisconsin. 

Here in Georgia we have carpet manufactures up in north Georgia. 

I'm replacing all the windows in a manufactured home (about 16 I think) and some of them are large picture windows for about $4,300.For window panes (like fixing broken seals or a single cracked pane), try Diamond Glass.

I am looking at a deal right now that I would like to finance, but it has a manufactured home on the site.

I'm guessing what they mean is that the house is a manufactured home that has an elimination of title.

Hello --  A)  Are you buying a MFH - as in Manufactured Home OR Multi Family Home --- like a Duplex - or Fourplex....??

You can manufacture a car with a stainless steel finish (DeLorean) but the finishes on a white Toyota look similar to the finishes on a GE refrigerator.

Carpet, for example, can have 5, 10 or 15 year wear and sometimes lifetime stain warranties, although I've never tried to push the warranties on the manufacturer.

Manufacturers and dealers put a lot of work into assuming a certain amount of depreciation and wear and tear and they assign that value to it in the form of the lease payment.