Off-Site Built Homes vs Other Types of Homes

Our Off-Site Built homes are built off-site in a cost efficient and quality controlled environment. They are constructed in about half the time as a comparable site-built home which can mean lower loan costs, and can allow owner-builders and buyers to move in more quickly. The faster construction process also allows developers a faster return on their investment, and Off-Site Built homes cost significantly less than a comparable site-built home.

Most homes built on-site in California must meet the UBC code, and all Off-Site Built homes sold by Altamont Homes have been certified by state authorized inspectors to meet the UBC code, as well. This means that a home purchased from Altamont Homes will have similar or better quality, financing, and appraisal value as a comparable home built on-site.

Compare and See Why Off-Site Built Homes are your Best Value over Other Types of Homes….by Far!

Conventional Site-Built Homes
Manufactured and Mobile Homes
Off-Site Built Homes

Qualifies for loans with the lowest rates and best terms.

Qualifies for loans with less favorable rates and terms.

Qualifies for loans with the lowest rates and best terms.

Appraisal value determined through comparisons to other site-built or Off-Site Built homes.

Appraisal value determined by comparison to other manufactured homes.

Appraisal value determined through comparison of other site-built or Off-Site Built homes.

Upon resale, no disclosure required stating how or where the home was built.

Upon resale disclosure is required stating the home is a manufactured home.

Upon resale, no disclosure required stating how or where the home was built.

No federal plates required to be displayed on the outside of the home after occupancy.

Federal plates always required to be displayed on the outside of the home identifying it as manufactured.

No federal plates required to be displayed on the outside of the home after occupancy.

Built outside exposed to the weather vandalism and theft

Built indoors in a carefully controlled environment.

Built indoors in a quality controlled environment.

Built and inspected to meet the Uniform Building Codes which are set by the state, according to area building conditions.

Built to the federal HUD code which is allowed to preempt state Uniform Building Codes.

Built and inspected to meet the Uniform Building Codes which are set by the state, according to area building conditions.

Usually built with a wood floor-joist frame that is engineered for your specific foundation.

Always built with a standard wood-on-steel frame that is designed to have wheels attached to it.

Usually built with a wood floor-joist frame that is engineered for your specific foundation.

Costs the most per square foot.

Costs the least per square foot.

Cost is usually in between other home types.

Can take six months or more to build- exposed to the weather, vandalism and theft.

Can be built in four to six weeks in a protected indoor environment.

Can be built in four to six weeks in a protected indoor environment.

 
Disclaimer: The information contained in this web site is general in nature and subject to change at any point in time. As such, it may not necessarily apply to all situations. Also, some pictures shown with optional design and decorative features for model home purposes only.
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