A completely pre-constructed home, manufactured and shipped to your location, is not necessarily the most efficient home building process for modular-style incremental building.  House In A Box offers pre built homes, but the assembly of which are constructed on your chosen foundation.  Rather than being a mobile or modular home, these are truly pre built houses; their materials have been pre-constructed in a controlled environment and shipped to your build site for assembly by a licensed contractor.

Pre Built Homes

Interesting,
I tend to judge a company by its website. Your website is pretty, with lots of pretty words. Lots of frills. Marketing a concept.
But where are the bones? What makes your product worth buying?
Do you actually have any new ideas?
I think the answer is NO!!
Go back to the drawing board, come up with an original idea worth marketing. Come back then.

Great work you are doing. But is there any guarantee of these pre-built homes?

I agree with what the others have said. What type of warranty is there? When constructed what codes were used? What is the finish out inside? On your site is says to click on whats included but that is not on your site for the finish out. I agree with wes as you need to address several items before you are ready to sell these. It is a good concept but still needs some work. Also am I reading this correctly, you have to pay 50% before you even start building it? And then the additional 50% when it ships? So basically you are buying a house without ever seeing it. I do not see how this will work in today's environment.

One of the corollaries of building is that you need to be able to pay the architect & contractor their fees (or make payments on your loan) as well as paying your rent throughout the design/construction process. There may be loan options to allow a gentler transition (talk to your bank), but that is a significant cashflow issue to be aware of.