RE: 1,400 sq ft? Is that someone's closet?

Sep 17, 2024
9:59:58am

AT Cougar Starter

Our first home purchase was 1460 sq feet with a small back yard. We had three children under the age of 5. It worked fine.

Something like this is now a "closet"?

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Prices are getting better. If this keeps improving

TNT

Sep 17, 9:53am

1,400 sq ft? Is that someone's closet?

byujacob

Sep 17, 9:54am

That would be twice the size of what he has now

TNT

Sep 17, 9:54am

and a manufactured home is a step up from a recycled home.

CougarTwins

Sep 17, 9:56am

RE: 1,400 sq ft? Is that someone's closet?

AT Cougar

Sep 17, 9:59am

Well for rich dentists

TNT

Sep 17, 10:00am

1,400 is small? That's huge. Here are only 4 countries in the world with a median home size of more than 1,400sf.

HarlemCoug

Sep 17, 10:02am

Well Utah does obliterate those charts

TNT

Sep 17, 10:18am

sure... but how long do we need to listen to people complain about housing prices when the main reason prices in Utah

HarlemCoug

Sep 17, 10:24am

It's true

TNT

Sep 17, 10:27am

Manufactured home on a rented lot... dont get to own the land

BYUFootballisBack

Sep 17, 9:55am

No one owns land

TNT

Sep 17, 9:56am

189K for a mobile home. You're likely paying a land rent on top of that mortgage

rcbyufan

Sep 17, 9:56am

Ugh. Why is there always a catch

TNT

Sep 17, 9:56am

You are, $540 per month

BYUFootballisBack

Sep 17, 10:05am

But in some areas, that's not too much more than what you would pay in property

Submariner

Sep 17, 10:20am

In Utah property taxes for something that small would be <$100 a month

rcbyufan

Sep 17, 10:26am

Cheapest single family home I found in StGeorge. $285K for 1200 sq/ft. Go buy it TNT.

Soupie

Sep 17, 10:12am

It would be nice to get back to Utah if Salt Lake gets a MLB team

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