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Manufactured Home Loan Programs

Great news!  It keeps getting easier and easier to finance manufactured homes.  Here are four possible ways to finance manufactured homes!

The basic programs that will work for manufactured homes are:
  • FHA – 3.5% down
  • FHA 203k Renovation – 3.5% down
  • VA – 0 Down
  • Conventional – 5% down
  • Rural Development – 0 Down
  • MSHDA Down Payment assistance available
Some other things that are a little different with manufactured homes:
  • Options for Singlewides and Doublewides
  • Structural inspection needed
  • Must be on Permanent foundation
  • Affidavit of affixture required
  • Manufactured home can not have been moved from another location
  • For most programs they must be built after 6/1976.  For Rural Development after 1/1/2006.

 

Generally looking for a 620 score or higher, a small savings, good rental history, etc…

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