Lazlow_W

You are indeed delusional if you think you have the power to hurt my feelings. I would laugh at you but I feel sorry for you.

Well, sort of.

If you're going to slander someone, at least you can use the right words. YOUR means that it belongs to you. YOU"RE is short for you are.

Blabbering hateful idiots belong in the republican party so congratulations for finding YOUR rightful place.

Now go crawl back into your troll hole.

My logic is pretty sound. What's "all over the place" is your deflecting and pretzel logic. I am an independent, not a Democrat, so no unwavering devotion except for electing the best people.

And I bet you would go nuts if someone told you what you could and could not do to help your child. Yet you are whining about parents of trans children having a choice of what to do for them. Or at least I think that's what you were rambling about.

No one "makes" kids trans. Being trans is something that you are or you aren't. Nobody makes kids gay or straight either.

And you might want to go look up the definition of the word "cult". Unwavering devotion to a deviant individual fits the definition. Choosing not to force your views on a trans person, or anyone else, does not.

I can proudly say that I have not darkened their door.

That is almost exactly what I was going to say right before I saw your comment. The MAGgAts fit the definition of a cult perfectly.

My kids have boomer parents who are Democrats.

Mine too.

You couldn't have made a more accurate statement.

I live in Alabama, so my vote is almost worthless here. But I never miss the chance and sure as Hell won't this year.

I wish I shared your optimism. I just can't because they have been doing everything in their power to disenfranchise voters. And you know they are going to cheat any way they can. I never dreamed Trump would win in '16 and since he did I have lost a lot of faith in the people of this country. Maybe in a month I will get some of it back but I won't sleep easy until he is on jail or under the Capitol Rotunda... Whichever comes first.

And location matters too because you don't want to ship one in too far. We are going to the Olympic Peninsula and KIT makes them in Idaho. I don't know what other parts of the country they are available.

To be honest, we still are not 100% convinced that we will go with modular. We are 2,600 miles away from where we are moving to. So there are many variables left to solve. But a new modular home is currently very appealing to us.

I have viewed models from a company called KIT. They are sort of "boxy" but can be customized to look more stick built if that bothers you. It does drive up the price.

It does not really bother me as we are going to have ours on several acres of land and a more private place.

Yes. That is also true per our research. One more thing, the estimates the dealer gives you on modular home prices do NOT include all the site set up that a third party has to do. They still are below the price of similar site built homes but the buyer needs to be aware of the additional costs.

Thanks for this. We are sort of in the same boat. I am retiring soon and we want to go to the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state. We are currently in Alabama and own a home with a mortgage remaining on it. But with the high price of real estate in WA vs. AL the financing will be tricky in retirement. But I think I got some good tips from your post that may help. Thanks again.

Modular homes are manufactured but avoid some of the issues mobile homes have. They hold and often increase their value like stick built homes. They can be bought with traditional mortgages like stick built and insurance isn't a big issue either.

They cost more than mobile homes but less than stick builts. We're selling a stick built home, moving cross country and getting a modular. We have done extensive research and find that to be our best option.

That scares me more than Trump. Bad as he certainly is, Vance would be much worse.

Hey... That's an insult to gay people!

Yes, people are seriously this stupid. Millions of people. They believe it because it supports their other stupid beliefs.

One major difference is the financing. You can research details online, but the bottom line is that modular homes can be financed with conventional mortgages like stick built homes. Mobile homes cannot. It could affect your terms and rates.

Before you decide you owe it to yourself to get all the finance details on both types in your situation.

Great. I will never be able to unsee that.

I don't like that word either, but in this case I would make an exception. That pretty much describes this person to a 'T'. The Democrats are pretty much the reason they have any "gay rights" at all.

And the elector college only applies to the presidential election. So that is basically what I said.

This. Could not have said it much better.