Sorry to hear that. But although being a modular can affect things like financing and insurance, it should not have to be an automatic deal-breaker. Thing like it's age, what it is sitting on, how well it's insulated, etc. can make a difference. I've lived in a few modular rentals, and they are not all bad. If it's livable and meets some of the standards mentioned above, the only thing that needs to happen is a large price drop. Make a low ball offer and see what happens.
And I don't know how important that garage is to you, but you're not going to run into many liken the one next to this house.
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