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The Modular Home Book         by Andy Gianino

The essential guide to buying, building, financing and installing your modular home. There are no consumer magazines offering comparisons and recommendations on modular home companies. Unless you know several people who have already built prefab houses and can offer advice on specific modular home companies, it may be hard to take the first step. This book is the answer! Get More details here

Finding and Preparing a Building Lot for a Modular Home - by Andrew Gianino - Tue 12/18/07 12:48:33 pm When shopping for a building lot, you will likely consider its location, purchase price, size, and shape - with good reason. Where you live, the size of your construction budget, and how much land you have and can effectively use will impact your selection. The choice of location is likely to be determined by a variety of considerations. The type of neighborhood, tax rate, length of commute to... http://modularhousingnetwork.com/modular_book/chapter6.php

Selecting a Modular Home Dealer - by Andrew Gianino - Wed 12/12/07 10:51:07 am Shopping for a modular home or for modular house plans means, first and foremost, finding a dealer who offers the kind of home you want and can back it up with good support and fair modular home prices. Many customers find this process both difficult and confusing. It is not like shopping for a new car or refrigerator. There are no consumer magazines offering comparisons and recommendations on mod... http://modularhousingnetwork.com/modular_book/chapter2.php

Excerpts from THE MODULAR HOME BOOK - by Andrew Gianino - Mon 09/17/07 09:55:27 am ...a comprehensive handbook for prospective modular home buyers. The book is packed with everything you need to know about buying and building a modular home-or a modular addition to your existing home. dispels the misconceptions about the limitations of modular homes and shows potential buyers that a modular home can be as good as, if not better than, houses built with traditional stick-frame con... http://mfdhousing.com/modular_book/

Building a Modular Home on Schedule - by Andrew Gianino - Sat 08/11/07 03:39:16 pm A brief summary of Chapter 11 "Building a Modular Home on Schedule " (20 pages) in The Modular Home, by Andrew Gianino, President of The Home Store Building your home on schedule takes every bit as much planning as building it on budget. In fact, if you put a lot of effort into planning both, you are likely to find that keeping on schedule is considerably harder than staying on budget. Th... http://mfdhousing.com/modular_book/chapter11.php

Warranty Service for a Modular Home - by Andrew Gianino - Sat 07/14/07 12:18:13 pm A brief summary of Chapter 10 "Warranty Service for a Modular Home" (11 pages) in The Modular Home, by Andrew Gianino..Warranty-service work is needed at some point on virtually every new house. The imperfections of materials and people inevitably create the need. The hundreds of different materials that make up a house don't always respond as they were designed, sometimes causing undesirable res... http://mfdhousing.com/modular_book/chapter10.php

Financing a Modular Home - by Andrew Gianino - Thu 06/14/07 08:16:53 am A brief summary of Chapter 9 "Financing a Modular Home" (16 pages) in The Modular Home, by Andrew Gianino...There is one very significant difference between paying for an existing home and paying for a new home. When you buy an existing home you pay the seller in full before you take possession of the home. If you use a loan to pay for the home, you secure the funds with a mortgage. When you buil... http://mfdhousing.com/modular_book/chapter9.php

Building a Modular Addition - by Andrew Gianino - Sun 05/06/07 09:07:04 am A brief summary of Chapter 8 "Building a Modular Addition" (16 pages) in The Modular Home by Andrew Gianino...Modular construction is a great way to build an addition. You get the quality and price advantage that modern modular homes are known for along with faster build time. Speed is particularly beneficial when building modular home additions, since the construction will temporarily disrupt you... http://mfdhousing.com/modular_book/chapter8.php

The General Contractor's Responsibilities (Corrected Link) - by Andrew Gianino - Thu 04/19/07 07:33:15 am A brief summary of Chapter 7 "The General Contractor's Responsibilities" (51 pages) in The Modular Home...your GC needs to complete three types of construction tasks to build your modular home: the site work, the "button-up" work, and the construction of site-built structures...The site work includes everything done to the land so you can build a home on it. Some of this work is done before the h.... http://mfdhousing.com/modular_book/chapter7.php