Your best bet would be to buy new land and build your new home when you are ready. Not many people will buy a modular and pay to move it, it ill cost more than it's worth. People usually only move homes that are historic or sentimental to them. A modular and land could be bought for less than the cost to move one.

Thanks for sharing that. It's interesting how many people come to the US and work so hard to improve their lives, while those of us born here often have a harder time getting into the mindset to really struggle to get ahead. I guess we take our good fortune for granted, and many Americans have an attitude of entitlement, as if the world owes them a certain standard of living, and so lack the motivation and drive to really excel. I wasn't “born with a silver spoon in my mouth”, but I guess I was with a stainless steel one, which is more than much of the world can say.

Nick, Thanks for your perspective. However, here’s WHY SELLER’S NEED A REALTOR – - – - As a seller, one must be aware of one’s specific market. In early to mid 2000, many U.S. home owners were selling their homes with much success. Financing guidelines were very lenient so buyers were plentiful. However, today and for the past three years, the U.S. home selling landscape has changed. Yes, there are still buyers out there and homes are still selling but it takes an experienced, professional seller (i.e., a Realtor) who has knowledge of the market, and the skills to properly prepare and expose a property to as many buyers as possible to maximize a seller’s return on investment and to sell a property for the most money possible. In addition to this, there are several other factors to consider, (1) Property Showing Availability & Security – as a Seller, do you have the time to be at the property everytime, a buyer calls to view the property?; And, how do you know that the person calling to view the property is truly interested and qualified to purchase the property or whether they have another agenda? As a Realtor, although we cannot always determine a buyer’s overall agenda, we can make sure prospective buyers are prequalified to purchase the property before they ever view it; And since Real Estate is our business, we have availability throughout the day to show properties. (2) Property Price – as a Seller, how is property value determined? and is the value selected truly representative of the “Market Value” which is the value a ready, willing and able buyer is willing to pay for the property?; As a Realtor, we have access to a database of recently sold properties in the area enabling us to more accurately determine market value thus, minimizing the time a property sits on the market because it is more realistically priced from the beginning. (3) Contracts / Legal Liability – as a Seller, chances are the last time you dealt with a real estate contract was when you purchased the property which may have been two or more years ago. Therefore your knowledge of the contract and contract changes is most likely very limited; on the other hand, as a Realtor who works with real estate transactions everyday and is very familliar with the contracts and contract changes, the process of writing a contract, negotiating terms and knowing the proper steps to close a contract is very routine, thus reducing a seller’s legal liability. SO TO MAXIMIZE A SELLER’S BOTTOMLINE, REDUCE SECURITY ISSUES AND LEGAL LIABILITY, HIRE A REALTOR!

Nick, Thanks for your perspective. However, here’s WHY SELLER’S NEED A REALTOR – - – - As a seller, one must be aware of one’s specific market. In early to mid 2000, many U.S. home owners were selling their homes with much success. Financing guidelines were very lenient so buyers were plentiful. However, today and for the past three years, the U.S. home selling landscape has changed. Yes, there are still buyers out there and homes are still selling but it takes an experienced, professional seller (i.e., a Realtor) who has knowledge of the market, and the skills to properly prepare and expose a property to as many buyers as possible to maximize a seller’s return on investment and to sell a property for the most money possible. In addition to this, there are several other factors to consider, (1) Property Showing Availability & Security – as a Seller, do you have the time to be at the property everytime, a buyer calls to view the property?; And, how do you know that the person calling to view the property is truly interested and qualified to purchase the property or whether they have another agenda? As a Realtor, although we cannot always determine a buyer’s overall agenda, we can make sure prospective buyers are prequalified to purchase the property before they ever view it; And since Real Estate is our business, we have availability throughout the day to show properties. (2) Property Price – as a Seller, how is property value determined? and is the value selected truly representative of the “Market Value” which is the value a ready, willing and able buyer is willing to pay for the property?; As a Realtor, we have access to a database of recently sold properties in the area enabling us to more accurately determine market value thus, minimizing the time a property sits on the market because it is more realistically priced from the beginning. (3) Contracts / Legal Liability – as a Seller, chances are the last time you dealt with a real estate contract was when you purchased the property which may have been two or more years ago. Therefore your knowledge of the contract and contract changes is most likely very limited; on the other hand, as a Realtor who works with real estate transactions everyday and is very familliar with the contracts and contract changes, the process of writing a contract, negotiating terms and knowing the proper steps to close a contract is very routine, thus reducing a seller’s legal liability. SO TO MAXIMIZE A SELLER’S BOTTOMLINE, REDUCE SECURITY ISSUES AND LEGAL LIABILITY, HIRE A REALTOR!

What we need to do now is ease the burden on homesellers especially oap's when it comes to selling a home and have more competition in the home selling market such as encouraging private selling, a recent OFT report has suggested this, and as a struggling DEA it is my intention to offer home sellers a free EPC coupled with a private marketing package for £99, how's that for change!.

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