Manufactured Home Loan

Financed using FHA, VA, or Conventional Loan

Manufactured homes are constructed in a manufacturing facility according to HUD guidelines. They are titled like a vehicle until placed on permanent foundation, at which point the title is surrendered to the State and the unit is converted to Real Estate. A manufactured homes has a steel beam going through the center of the unit where wheels, axles & hitch were attached (the hitch, wheels, and axles must be removed for mortgage financing). Can be financed under the following conditions:

  • Constructed after 1978
  • Taxed as real estate by Auditor (MH as real estate)
  • Interior HUD label – confirms year, make, model, manufacturer and serial number of unit.
  • Exterior HUD labels – provide HUD serial numbers
  • Structural Certification – licensed structural engineer to confirm unit attached to permanent foundation according to code
  • Must not have been previously installed or occupied at any other site or location, except from the manufacturer or dealer’s lot as a new unit

FAQ

What’s the Difference Between Modular and Manufactured Homes?
The difference between modular and manufactured homes largely comes down to how and where they’re constructed, which can affect the types of loans you can use to purchase them.

Modular and manufactured homes are both prefabricated (prefab) homes. The construction occurs in a factory and not where the house will ultimately be. The primary difference between the two types is that modular homes are pieced together on-site, while manufactured homes arrive on-site completely built.

Once the pieces (modules) of a modular home are transported to the home site, they must be assembled on a foundation. The modular home must be assembled on owned land. Modular homes will be permanently on the site, just as a conventional home is.

Manufactured homes, by contrast, are built in the factory on a chassis. Once transported to a site, it can be placed on a foundation or not. Manufactured homes can be moved later; the site is not permanent. The land can be either owned or rented.

You Have Options

Loan Products

First Time Home

Designed to help those who haven't previously owned a home (or haven't recently) purchase their first property.

Conventional Loan

Good credit and stable income? Conventional loan options provide more flexibility and fewer restrictions.

FHA Program

Offering flexible qualification guidelines to help people who might not qualify for a conventional mortgage.

Bridge Loan

Borrow money for the new property while waiting to sell the old one, using your current home as collateral.

Trade-In Mortgage™

Innovative loan helping home owners qualify for their next mortgage until they sell their current home.

Grant Programs

The State of Ohio through the Ohio Housing Finance Agency provides 2.5% & 5% down payment assistance.

VA Loan

Helping eligible service members, veterans, and their surviving spouses purchase or refinance a home.

USDA Loan

A USDA home loan is a zero-down-payment mortgage option for home buyers that are in eligible towns and rural areas.

Self-Employed Loan

Freelancer, gig worker, or business owner hoping to buy a home, a self-employed mortgage may be in your future.

DSCR Loan

For real estate investors seeking to expand their portfolios, DSCR loans offer a powerful financing solution.

Refinance Loan

A refinance, or refi, revises and replaces terms of an existing loan or mortgage for more favorable conditions.

Manufactures Homes

Manufactured homes can be financed using FHA, VA, or Conventional Loan. Get detailed options.

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