Forkyfinder
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glendive - an ideal location!Here are 497 listings for $350K or less in MT:
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glendive - an ideal location!Here are 497 listings for $350K or less in MT:
So I get what you’re saying, seriously. I’m talking about building a house, just the house, for 200k, not including most labor costs because I would be doing the labor if I was building MYSELF a home, and then talking about selling said home, Land and all- for 1m. The cost of the land must be factored in if the land is selling with the house lol.
So I get it. I do. Call me an idiot. Sometimes I am.
But again I say, when we started those houses those lots were CHEAP. Like 10 grand cheap. Now they’re like 200k just for the lot, if they aren’t already accounted for….
When some New Yorker can move into a house I slapped up in a 5 days and is move-in ready in like 6-8 weeks from breaking ground- SIGHT UNSEEN- for 800k and call it a “good deal” it makes the value of these homes rise so much more significantly than the COST to build it. There was a time that a 3/4” sheet of underlay was like $70 a sheet and the cost did start reflecting a little more but wages did not. The people that grew up here making this community so “desirable” are not gonna be able to stick around much longer.
I liked the thread about “how many of you are millionaires” because I feel that helped us peasants to understand the headspace of a great number of you guys too….
How about factory built homes? The site says they have a high quality warranty. LOL.
To be honest, I grew up in a small house built in the late 60's early 70's. It was "average" quality for that time, but would be seen as a POS today. I would bet some of these factory homes today are better than that house when it was originally completed. It would be interesting to see the opinions on the CC subdivision.
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glendive - an ideal location!
These homes come w/ an $850/month "lot rent" as well.How about factory built homes? The site says they have a high quality warranty. LOL.
To be honest, I grew up in a small house built in the late 60's early 70's. It was "average" quality for that time, but would be seen as a POS today. I would bet some of these factory homes today are better than that house when it was originally completed. It would be interesting to see the opinions on the CC subdivision.
Cameron Crossing - New Bozeman Community
Cameron Crossing is Bozeman Montana's Newest Community. Search homes for sale — New Construction starting at only $230kcameron-crossing.com
I get your point, but those are different issues, and self-created by society to a large degree. I will add that my 1970’s house didn’t have a garage. I wonder what percentage of today’s new builds in the upper Midwest don’t have a garage. I guess we were just tougher, hardier people then…with less crap.But then the factor in the wage stagnation and increase in debt-heavy consumerism and I think you end up putting even these houses out of reach for a ton of folks.
That explains a lot.These homes come w/ an $850/month "lot rent" as well.
A six figure trailer house with lot rent. No thanks. mtmuleyThese homes come w/ an $850/month "lot rent" as well.
This part is true I thinkwith less crap
Give it time.Homes there were $1,000/ft and not on the water.
I see they are also located in the scenic Belowgrade industrial park. How can Jackrabbit and Cameron Bridge intersection be considered a Bozeman address when you're 1 mile from the I90/Belgrade exit cluster? There's better trailer park locations than that around here.These homes come w/ an $850/month "lot rent" as well.
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I wonder what percentage of today’s new builds in the upper Midwest don’t have a garage.