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Tix and chew are the ones that annoy me. 

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7 hours ago, SmeeAgain said:

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Ive always wondered about that.  My work credit card makes me change my password every month.  Like someone is going to log in and pay it for me.

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1 hour ago, racinfarmer said:

Tix and chew are the ones that annoy me. 

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Dude I get soooo pissed when that happens!!

Donald Trump in a dogs ear.

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11 hours ago, racinfarmer said:

Tix and chew are the ones that annoy me. 

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Getting gas and coffee at 5am and all of the retirees in line getting the morning paper and lottery tickets?  

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1 minute ago, irv said:

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Land Rover.

Modular home. 

There's a meme here somewhere...

Just now, motonoggin said:

Land Rover.

Modular home. 

There's a meme here somewhere...

Lots of rtm houses out here.

5 minutes ago, DAVE said:

Lots of rtm houses out here.

None here. They wouldnt survive the road trip up.  Hahaha

8 minutes ago, DAVE said:

Lots of rtm houses out here.

Pretty common in economically depressed areas

Just now, motonoggin said:

Pretty common in economically depressed areas

:lol:

My neighbor lives in one and hes one of the richest farmers in the area.

Hes got 8 combines. :lol2:

5 minutes ago, AKIQPilot said:

None here. They wouldnt survive the road trip up.  Hahaha

They move houses here like crazy...specially south of me...

1 minute ago, DAVE said:

:lol:

My neighbor lives in one and hes one of the richest farmers in the area.

Hes got 8 combines. :lol2:

Farmers typically live beneath their means house wise. 

1 minute ago, DAVE said:

They move houses here like crazy...specially south of me...

Does a modular home typically have wheels?  What makes them different than a double wide?  

1 minute ago, AKIQPilot said:

Does a modular home typically have wheels?  What makes them different than a double wide?  

No, but they come in on wheels. 

3 minutes ago, AKIQPilot said:

Does a modular home typically have wheels?  What makes them different than a double wide?  

No idea...and rtm is a normal house....they build them all in one area....then you buy it there....dig a hole...build your basement and drop it on top.

1 minute ago, DAVE said:

No idea...and rtm is a normal house....they build them all in one area....then you buy it there....dig a hole...build your basement and drop it on top.

It's not really a normal house tho. 

1 minute ago, DAVE said:

No idea...and rtm is a normal house....they build them all in one area....then you buy it there....dig a hole...build your basement and drop it on top.

Hmmm. 

6 minutes ago, AKIQPilot said:

Farmers typically live beneath their means house wise. 

Hes got a winter house in BC. 

Just now, AKIQPilot said:

Hmmm. 

Waaaat?

1 minute ago, motonoggin said:

It's not really a normal house tho. 

Whys that?

Differences between Modular, Manufactured/Mobile and RTM homes

Jul 24, 2018 | Modular, RTM and Tiny Home Builder |

Differences between Modular, Manufactured/Mobile and RTM homes
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What are the differences between RTM, Modular and Mobile homes??

It amazes me that there is still such confusion between these items.  Even more shocking is where people think they are no Differences between Modular, Manufactured/Mobile, and RTM homes.  So let’s go through it one at a time.

A Manufactured/Mobile Home is what you see in the mobile home parks of the world.  Long trailers sitting on metal frames with wheels mounted below either single or double wide.  They evolved from the travel and vacation trailers and have more akin to them then a modular or RTM home.  They are usually set on wood blocking if semi-permanent is skirted in to hide the “trailer” parts of the construction.  These trailers or Mobile homes are built to the CSA z240 MH building code standard. Some jurisdictions, such as Alberta, require CSA a277 factory certification regardless. (Check the electrical panel door for a compliance sticker.) BC and Saskatchewan have different requirements.  Many of these trailers are built in the US and shipped here, check your labels!  This isn’t considered real estate.

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Example of a double wide trailer

An RTM HOME is another way to say a ready to move home.  It is a home, not a trailer.  It is a home that is almost identical to a site built or a traditional home built with Three exceptions.  First, it is limited in size and hight (restrictions based on the requirement to move it down the road to it’s foundations) and it is built stronger than a standard home.  It has to be built stronger as it does require the strength to be picked up via Crane and moved down the road to it’s property. RTM homes can be completely custom designed too.

So, given the size requirements, we can custom design and build your dream home, just like a local builder would, the difference is that it is built in a CSA approved factory, by reliable trades, with the lack of waste, and higher quality than indoor factory builds provide.  That’s right your entire home is built indoors.

Another HUGE benefit is that your basement, foundation, or Screw Piles and site preparation can all be done concurrently with the build of the home.  A traditional home builder will have to first develop the foundation long before they can build, they are hampered by weather conditions and delays, and local trade problems and shortages.  By building your new home concurrently we find a much faster move-in date/possession date by almost 50%!!

Because your home is being moved from our controlled building location to be set permanently on your foundation, or basement, it is built extra strong.  You even will have plywood behind the drywall, no more torn or broken drywall in your future! When we move your custom designed RTM Home it will be placed on a special flatbed semi specifically designed for house moving and delivered to your site. Craned into place, minimizing the site disturbance and waste associated with a custom home builder working in the old way of building.

Long Story Short: An RTM constructed home is a normal home, cottage/cabin, or tiny house, that is built in one piece then moved onto permanent foundation or basement.  It is real estate and appraises identically to what a home built by a local builder in BC, Sask, or AB would be.

https://www.mountainviewrtm.com/2018/07/differences-between-modular-manufactured-mobile-and-rtm-homes/

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