do manufactured homes appreciate in value?
492019
no - they are just trailers on steroids
1356
I live in sonoma county (north of SF) and houses arn't selling as fast as i saw them go a few years ago. So I would say go for it.
261073
They are only worth what someone is willing to pay for them but if its for insurance purposes you have to look at comparable machines with the same capabilities and functions (new ones) and see what it costs to replace your machine. Thats the value. I have yet to find a sewing machine appraiser but collectable appraisers look at what it costs to replace it.
524649
Well if it was in immaculate condition it could be worth more than what I am going to estimate. You have to keep all of the options/accessories in mind. \n\nMy husband and I bought a 16 foot 1971 travel trailer last year for 400 dollars and it was in very bad shape, with water damage. We had to knock out the whole back end and rebuild it. \n\nIf it were immaculate I'd bet you could get up to 2,500 for it. With some slight problems or structural damage that would quickly drop to 1,500. If it had any water damage and the plumbing etc. didn't work then it would easily be worth less than 1,000. \n\nI hope this helps you at all. That is a terrible situation. I really hope things start to look up for you!
315077
Could be worth something...  \nCheck this site.
1027399
There are a few avenues. Some investment clubs have investors looking for "throw away" manufactureds. Also some states have charities needing these homes for various community services. You may want to contact your state as this can lead to a nice tax deduction.
965300
It could be, but it depends on the market where you are and how much you pay for it initially.  I bought a house 8 years ago for $230,000 and sold it for $430,000 7 years later.  The market was really a seller's market (about 18 months ago) and I had done a few upgrades (new windows, added a deck, new carpeting, etc.).
834568
This depends on the value of the property in Question.
847948
at nada.com --  See "manufactured homes" in the Consumer Section
192054
The value depends on what location you are at.  For example land values in California is higher than land in Mississippi.  This is due to where people want to be.  Location is a big part in value. So there is not a set value in nonresidential real estate in the U.S.  Just check out different locations and compare the price
972740
Kitchens seem to increase the value the most.  Bathrooms run a close second.  Third would be landscaping and curb appeal.\n\nStainless steel appliances, granite countertops and stone tile flooring in the kitchen are the most requested improvements on television.  I would imagine they are the hottest improvements in today's market.\n\nThis information comes from several shows on HGTV, TLC and the like.  I love these shows and find them quite helpful!\n\nGood luck!
355028
Yes it does... It does not add value.... It shortens the marketing time which in essence save money in advertising etc.  I alway suceed in selling.  I hit all the senses. Make the house smell good with vanilla, (cookie dough)or something of that quality.  Place flowers around the front walk and a few places inside. Turn on the lights, indirect is best so lamps are better than overhead lights.  Low music playing  Use the 2 suitcase rule.  Walk thru house carrying 2 suitcases. If you can't pass easily remove furniture. Always put up new shower curtains with matching unused hand towels. \n\nOlder homes all most alway need the bushes trimed way back.\n\nRemove all personal pictures.
214689
look for a house to buy instead of a mobile. mobile homes depreciate the minute you pull it off the lot. a house only gains value
66906
Absolutely YES!  Can easily add 5%-10% to the homes selling value.  Buyers tend to love clean, neat, well-maintained landscaped yards...  makes them think the entire home and property has been well cared for, thus increasing the value.
1036615
well yeah its a good time but there wont always be a demand at the moment it is a buyers market. there are more houses for sale than there are actually abled buyers.
496559
Contact a local real estate office that specializes in commercial retail property. The value of property is based on so many characteristics specific to a property that, even if they can give you a generic answer, that answer may not apply to a property you're evaluating. Size of lot, age of development, amenities and features, how well (or badly) the property has been maintained, current local conditions in the retail sector in the area, etc. The range in values can be tremendous.
466152
chinese maybe. the value is for joy.