<prompt> Human: I used to rent an apartment for 3 years but got into some credit card debt and decided to move back into my parents home.. But Im so sick of moving I dont want to rent again and throw my money away. So Im trying to come up with a plan to move out but in a place Ill live in for at least 5 years. I recently found out my parents have land in a great location not even 15 minutes away from my job, right now its an hour commute to my job, but theres no road leading to it and a lot of trees. Im thinking about having a contractor or surveyer I dont really know how this works to take a look at it and prep it for a place to live. The only thing Im unsure of is the type of home to build. Im a single 22 year old with two cats. I would like a significant other at some point, but I dont want kids so I feel like I dont need a lot of space. Also financially, I would be doing this alone right now. I found a mobile home for brand new starting at 27k, without the delivery and installation. 3 beds and 2 baths so if I wanted a roommate I could have one. I also dont know how the septic part would work... And Ive heard a lot of bad things about mobile homes growing up, but this would be brand new, and on my own plot of land. So no trailer parkpark monthly fee.Ive also heard mobile homes dont resell for any at all.. Im just confused.Should I build a home? I cant really afford anything over 100k right now. I just need some advice! I appreciate it.Edit: This this is mobile home Im referring to Edit 2: You guys have been super helpful with a lot of information to consider!! I appreciate it!  <response>: Something to keep in mind is that price of 27,200 doesnt include delivery, installation, front and rear deckssteps, ACHeat pump, underpinning, wheels and axles yes, you have to buy them, taxes, title fees, etc. Go look at some in person and get the all-in pricing. Id guess that is a 40,000 mobile home by the time you add all the above.Edit: the pricing above is also for a home with vinyl floors and paneling walls. Laminate flooring? More . Drywall? More . See the 27,200-47,000 price? 