Relocatable Homes

If you have been on the market for relocatable homes lately, you’ve probably figured out that the prices are incredibly cheap. There are quite a few reasons, but it really doesn’t matter why they’re cheap, you just need to jump on board and buy a manufactured home.


There are several reasons why relocatable homes are so cheap. One of the main reasons is that they are mass produced. This brings a lower overhead cost for each home and the manufacturer saves money which they pass on to the home buyer. 


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Low Cost Home Insurance

If you own a home you need insurance and normally your home is your most valued asset and you want to keep it protected. The purpose of insurance is to cover the cost of losses on the structure of the home and it may also cover the contents of the home. Insurance is an expensive addition to your budget but it is a necessary expense and here are some low cost insurance buying tips for you.


Following some of the low cost insurance buying tips will help you save money on your policy.  When you buy a home you need to save money wherever you can.


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Natural Disaster Insurance

Natural disasters can hit anyone at anytime. It may be a tornado that rips through a city, a hurricane that blows in from the ocean or a torrential rain that causes intense flooding. Natural disaster insurance provides coverage for losses sustained by natural disasters. Regular homeowner's insurance is probably not enough to cover damages in a weather catastrophe. You want to make sure if you live in a area that is prone to weather catastrophes that your insurance will cover your life's possessions so you are not devastated by the losses.


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Catastrophic Insurance Facts

Buying A Used Manufactured Home

Buying used manufactured homes is becoming a lot more popular in tough economic times, mainly due to the benefits you receive over tradition brick and mortar, or timber framed homes. Manufactured homes, or mobile homes, can be moved around at ease. While it may get expensive to relocate over and over again, you do have the option.


Used manufactured homes are cheaper because they are massed produced and if you buy a used one it can be a wise financial decision. You can buy it and relocate it the lot of your own choosing. Buying a used manufacture home gives you freedom both financially and in having the option to choose a preferred location.


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Transportable Homes

So how do companies go about moving transportable homes? After all, a house is supposed to stay on it’ s foundation, right? In most cases, the answer is yes, however, when the house has been mass manufactured, and actually built to be moved around, under the right care and supervision, you can easily relocate them to a new lot.


One of the benefits of buying a transportable home is that you can move it around although in a normal situation you probably wouldn't want to relocate it like that. It probably would be easier to sell so someone could move it to their own preferred lot.

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Advice For Accidental Landlords

Before I get into my advice, I think it would best to explain what an accidental landlord is.  An accidental landlord is someone who didn’t actually plan on becoming a landlord, but through life circumstances, ended up owning property which someone is renting.  It may be that a job transfer forced a move but you were unable to sell your current house.  Maybe you were upsizing or downsizing and couldn’t sell or inherited property was already being rented out.  No matter the circumstances, you now find yourself with property that you will have to manage at least until you can sell it.


I am an accidental landlord since I was unable to sell my house when moving to make room for a larger family. In this article, I offer several tips for someone finding themselves in a similar situation.


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Accidental Landlord Advice

Contents Insurance

Buying a home involves responsibility such as insurance which protect you from theft and accidental losses. Homeowners insurance may include contents insurance but you might have to buy a separate policy to insure your possessions.


A home contents insurance policy protects your possessions. It does not protect your property. It protects furniture, appliances, jewelry, tools and just about everything else in your house that you want insured. If you just moved into a new place whether it is a house or an apartment you want to make sure your possessions are covered from accidents and theft.


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Buying Contents Insurance