Appraising Modular Homes And Using Stick Built Homes As Comparables

[Deleted member 128537]

Depending on the interiors those are at best Q3 construction.

Your bias is clearly showing. So show me a picture of a Q2 home.

 

[Deleted member 128537]

Depending on the interiors those are at best Q3 construction.

Your bias is clearly showing. So show me a picture of a Q2 home.

Depending on the interiors those are at best Q3 construction.

 

[Joe Flacco]

http://spws.homevisit.com/MLS/101291

This is solid Q2 quality construction. Custom designed for construction. Stone and Hardie artisan exterior. Slate roof. Copper gutters and downpipes. High or very high quality materials and finishes.

 

[Deleted member 128537]

Depending on the interiors those are at best Q3 construction.

Your bias is clearly showing. So show me a picture of a Q2 home.

Depending on the interiors those are at best Q3 construction.

http://spws.homevisit.com/MLS/101291

This is solid Q2 quality construction. Custom designed for construction. Stone and Hardie artisan exterior. Slate roof. Copper gutters and downpipes. High or very high quality materials and finishes.

Watch the video!

 

[Deleted member 128537]

http://spws.homevisit.com/MLS/101291

This is solid Q2 quality construction. Custom designed for construction. Stone and Hardie artisan exterior. Slate roof. Copper gutters and downpipes. High or very high quality materials and finishes.

Then you must use Q5 an awful lot in your analysis of homes.

 

[Deleted member 128537]

http://chicagohome.donatellibuilder...-much-does-it-Cost-to-Build-a-New-Custom-Home

This is a pretty good description of Q1 construction.

 

[Joe Flacco]

http://chicagohome.donatellibuilder...-much-does-it-Cost-to-Build-a-New-Custom-Home

This is a pretty good description of Q1 construction.

$200 to $350 per SF to build is Q2 quality construction.

 

[Deleted member 128537]

$200 to $350 per SF to build is Q2 quality construction.

Where do you get that information? I use Bluebook as my source guide and they don't go that high for Q1.

 

[Joe Flacco]

Where do you get that information? I use Bluebook as my source guide and they don't go that high for Q1.

That's just what I am observing in my market based on the UAD definitions.

 

[Deleted member 128537]

That's just what I am observing in my market based on the UAD definitions.

So then it isn't based upon any cost book data. It's just your opinion. So then if I use Bluebook and put in Q1 construction for all the elements and it comes in at $250sf your saying that Bluebook is wrong.