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wcsect
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Posted 9:54 pm, 09/18/2018
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Thanks for all the advise.... so much to consider.....
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backwater
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Posted 2:13 pm, 09/18/2018
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There are a lot of smaller homes for sale in Wilkes.Make sure you get a reliable home inspection and that will help you going forward.
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Huckabee
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Posted 1:16 pm, 09/18/2018
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How long will you have to finance the stick built house with little land for?
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DietCoke1
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Posted 11:40 am, 09/18/2018
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Assuming both of these situations are about the same price and the locations are decent, a stick-built will hold its value better as long as you keep it up.
The only way I'd go with a mobile home is if I could get the mobile home paid off in 5-10 years as opposed to paying 30 for a stick-built home. However, if you are concerned about leaving something behind of any value for heirs, then get the stick-built home. Just try to live with as little debt as possible.
Each person' situation is unique.
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Old Dixie Dog
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Posted 9:01 am, 09/18/2018
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There are a lot of things to consider, but based on just the facts you presented, I would go with the stick built home. I am assuming that you are employed and have a child to rear. Won't be much time left to spend maintaining a lot of land. If your purchase is a good deal, you can always change according to your needs later.
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jtbjj
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Posted 7:08 am, 09/18/2018
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I would buy a small home with only 1 floor so no walking up and down steps, with a small tract of land that you can manage. If you aren’t physically able to do the upkeep on the land then rent a apartment. Get renters insurance and let any upkeep be on the landlord. Interesting fact you can’t get renters insurance if you rent a mobile home.
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AppState1994
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Posted 10:33 pm, 09/17/2018
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what is current housing status and job status? maybe work more spend less
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wcsect
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Posted 9:58 pm, 09/17/2018
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yea a lot of bad things happened in my life, which I am moving past, I got this as always.... do not be sad for me, I can hold my own....
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OpenCasket
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Posted 9:39 pm, 09/17/2018
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I'm sorry if something bad happened in your life.
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wcsect
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Posted 9:31 pm, 09/17/2018
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ok looking to start over, I figure I got another good 20-30 yrs of life left, so would you rent, buy a mobile home with land whole setup deal with 7 yr warranty, or buy a 1964 redone stick built home with little land, what will hold valve, or be less expense to keep it... If I buy I do have insurance to pay off if I die, and can leave for my child, so just interested, what others think....
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