These are kit homes. They have to be assembled on a prepared site by a contractor. The kit prices seem reasonable - only about $30-40 per square foot - but the

These are kit homes. They have to be assembled on a prepared site by a contractor. The kit prices seem reasonable - only about $30-40 per square foot - but the all-in costs are far higher. Here is the information from the FAQ at Romero's website: http://www.rocioromero.com/LVSeries/faqs.htm http://www.rocioromero.com/LVSeries/faqs.htm On average the home costs $120 sq/ft to build. This includes kit costs, shipping, foundation, and finish costs. This price does not include the cost of land. In the Mid West it can be built between $100-120 sq/ft and in California as well as certain select areas on the East Coast have higher sq. ft. labor costs, the average is between $120-195 sq ft. The kits do not come with insulation. They have insulatable space in the walls that can be filled with fiberglass batts or spray-on icynene foam.