Looking at Nashua manufactured home

[bubbles]

I need to know if Nashua homes are better than Kit homes. Also, can anyone tell me if they are good quality homes? How do I get the best deal? Is there any haggling done like in car buying?

Thanks for your help
Karen

[admin]

I'm not familiar with either of these brands as they are not available in our area. But there is a great resource that can help you. The Grissim Ratings Guide to Manufactured Homes Provides at-a-glance listings with key information home shoppers need to make an informed decision. This is the essential buyer’s resource, listing every builder in the U.S., their histories, products, price ranges, construction ratings, need-to-know information and much more. This guide will serve you well as a reference for up-to-date information on the companies and the products they build. Plus it includes an annotated construction rating chart with 56 criteria you can use to evaluate any home — before you buy. The Ratings Guide includes evaluations for All 79 U.S. builders including:

Company background/history

States where sold

Retail price range before tax (price includes transportation & set-up)

Construction rating on a 1-to-10 scale (with 10 being the highest quality)

What distinguishes brand from its competition

Availability of in-house financing and in-house insurance

Warranty structure and length ... AND MUCH MORE

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[Sylvia]

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