which home to buy
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alex
which home to buy
We are currently looking at a general and a schultz. which is the better quality home?
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Randy Eaton
Re: Schult Homes
Hello Alex,
I am not familiar with General but I do know about Schult homes and Schult has a very good reputation in the industry for building a quality home and servicing their customers. Schult also manufacturers, Marlette homes which are marketed to the north west regions. I have some friend that lives in a Marlette home and they added about $6,500 in up-grades to get what they wanted. Their home has ½” sheet rock through out, solid oak cabinets that really look nice, 2x8 floors and 2x6 exterior walls. They spent about $40 per square foot. They did not get a 4-12 roof pitch but they did get a covered porch, which looks nice. Schult/Marlette homes fall into the, “Average Construction Category.” Schult is going after the entry-level to mid-range buyers and I feel they do a good job and don’t rush their home through the factory. I would recommend a Schult/Marlette home but you will have to add about $3,500 to $5,000 in up-grades to be in the quality category on average. A Schult/Marlette home costs between $30 to $45 per square foot. Marlette was purchased by Oakwood homes a few years ago and many felt the quality would suffer because of it. I haven’t seen this yet and feel they are producing a good product for the money. Marlette was considered 10 years ago to be the best of the best but over the years they have slipped somewhat but still a quality company. Schult/Marlette have some very attractive floor plans with covered porches and garage ready applications. When I was selling Valley’s in Washington State my fearses compeditor was Marlette. They had attrative floor plans with site-built construction features at affordable prices. I like this company and would recommend them if you’re an entry-level to mid-range buyer. They do offer some upper-end models with residential appeal but you’ll probably spend $45 a square foot or more. Hope this helps and don't forget to buy my book on this web site.
Randy Eaton
I am not familiar with General but I do know about Schult homes and Schult has a very good reputation in the industry for building a quality home and servicing their customers. Schult also manufacturers, Marlette homes which are marketed to the north west regions. I have some friend that lives in a Marlette home and they added about $6,500 in up-grades to get what they wanted. Their home has ½” sheet rock through out, solid oak cabinets that really look nice, 2x8 floors and 2x6 exterior walls. They spent about $40 per square foot. They did not get a 4-12 roof pitch but they did get a covered porch, which looks nice. Schult/Marlette homes fall into the, “Average Construction Category.” Schult is going after the entry-level to mid-range buyers and I feel they do a good job and don’t rush their home through the factory. I would recommend a Schult/Marlette home but you will have to add about $3,500 to $5,000 in up-grades to be in the quality category on average. A Schult/Marlette home costs between $30 to $45 per square foot. Marlette was purchased by Oakwood homes a few years ago and many felt the quality would suffer because of it. I haven’t seen this yet and feel they are producing a good product for the money. Marlette was considered 10 years ago to be the best of the best but over the years they have slipped somewhat but still a quality company. Schult/Marlette have some very attractive floor plans with covered porches and garage ready applications. When I was selling Valley’s in Washington State my fearses compeditor was Marlette. They had attrative floor plans with site-built construction features at affordable prices. I like this company and would recommend them if you’re an entry-level to mid-range buyer. They do offer some upper-end models with residential appeal but you’ll probably spend $45 a square foot or more. Hope this helps and don't forget to buy my book on this web site.
Randy Eaton
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Bob
Re: Schult Homes
We have a new Schult Elation and we love it, Easy to heat ( Indiana ) Its just super
We did look at all most every Mfg. home advailable in the area, Schult is ok in our book
Happy New Year
Bob
We did look at all most every Mfg. home advailable in the area, Schult is ok in our book
Happy New Year
Bob
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