If you enjoy gardening, then you already know it can be a challenge to find the right balance of sun and shade, soil and water, and hot and cool temperatures — especially somewhere like Denver, where our climate is not always predictable or particularly vegetable-garden friendly. If you don’t own a plot of land where…
In our last post, we covered four ways to make a small space seem larger. Turns out, we can’t stop at just four! As one of Denver’s leading mobile home dealers, we want to educate you on the best ways to make the most of a downsized home, so today, we’re back with four more…
As the Denver housing market continues to balloon, many families are trying to find unique housing options that don’t break the bank. We’ve written before about how to find safe, affordable housing in the Denver metro area, and lots of people are turning to mobile home living as their long-term solution. Although there are many…
Are you thinking about making the switch to mobile home living, but aren’t sure whether mobile home park life is for you? In the media, mobile home parks are often portrayed as grungy, flimsy, and riddled with crime, but in reality, there are as many kinds of neighborhoods for mobile homes as there are for…
In our most recent blog post, we covered three great reasons to choose mobile home living: Mobile homes are more affordable than traditional site-built homes; they provide greater flexibility of location; and they are built to stringent quality standards. You can read the full post for more information, but if you’ve read it and still…
Mobile homes have gotten a bad rap. The negative media stereotype of dirty mobile home parks and “trailer trash” residents has made many families wary of even considering mobile home living as an option. The truth is, mobile homes can provide a safe, comfortable, affordable home for a wide variety of people. At Denver Mobile…
In a recent blog post, our real estate experts covered five ways to spend less on housing as a homeowner, including tips for renting out spare rooms and minimizing utility bills. But minimizing utility expenses can only go so far when half of all Colorado renters spend more than 30% of their combined household income…
According to the United States Department of Labor, the average American spends $18,886 a year on housing, or $1,574 a month. For most people, housing is their single biggest monthly expense, but also one of the most necessary. As a homeowner with less flexibility than a renter, it can feel daunting to try to cut…