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Modular & Manufactured Home Financing
Finding affordable and competitive financing for Modular or Manufactured homes can be challenging. We understand that for many people a manufactured or modular home is the best choice for quality living at an affordable price.
If you are considering this option, make sure that you do not get caught in the Modular or Manufactured Home trap. Many people save thousands of dollars purchasing a Home only to throw it all away on overpriced financing.
Complete the online form and receive competitive offers from lenders who want to make their best offers to you. It’s fast and it’s FREE.
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Purchases and Refinancing
Purchase homes for as little as 5% down.
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What is the difference between a modular home and a mobile home?
There seems to be some confusion on the difference between a mobile and modular home. At first, you would think that they are one in the same but at a closer look they are extremely different. The difference may also affect the type of loan and financing you will get.
Mobile Home - A mobile home is exactly that, a home that is built on a trailer frame in order to transport the home. It will usually have a aluminum exterior with interior partitioning. A mobile home with its wheels attached and not permanently affixed to the ground is not considered real property and does not qualify for mortgage type financing. In order for a mobile home to be mortgaged, the home must be on a permanent foundation and wheels removed. At this point the home is an un movable fixed on the property. In most cases lenders will finance a mobile home that meets this criteria if it is a doublewide or larger.
Modular Home - A modular home in short is a typical home that is just built of site and moved to a permanent location. There is really no difference between a modular home and one that is built directly on your lot. They must conform to the same building codes as a site built home. In most cases a construction loan is required so that each party is paid through out each stage of construction.
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