FAQ
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you accept traditional mortgages or FHA loans?
Yes. If you own the land where the home will be permanently affixed, you may qualify for traditional mortgages, FHA Title I loans, or VA loans. Our financing partners can help you determine exactly which loan type fits your situation.
What credit score do I need to buy a mobile home?
Credit requirements vary depending on the lender and the type of loan (Chattel vs. Traditional). Many of our lending partners offer flexible financing programs tailored to different credit profiles. Contact our team for a confidential consultation.
How much does delivery and setup cost?
Delivery costs depend heavily on the distance from the manufacturing facility to your site, the size of the home (single-wide vs. multi-section), and the specific site preparation required. We provide completely transparent, itemized quotes before you sign anything.
Do you handle the site preparation and permits?
We coordinate the delivery and professional installation (blocking, leveling, and anchoring). Also clearing the land, pouring concrete pads, and running local utility connections (water, sewer, electric) are typically handled. We do exactly what needs to be done.
How long does it take to get my home
Timelines vary. If you purchase an “in-stock” lot model, delivery happen in a matter of days. If you are custom-ordering a new floor plan from the factory, it can take several weeks depending on the manufacturer’s backlog.
What is the difference between a mobile home and a manufactured home?
Legally, “mobile homes” are structures built before June 15, 1976. Homes built after that date are called “manufactured homes” and are constructed to strict federal HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) safety and quality standards. We retail modern, high-quality manufactured homes.
Can I customize the floor plan of my new home?
Absolutely. When ordering a new home, you can often customize the architectural flow—such as moving non-load-bearing walls, upgrading kitchen finishes, selecting exterior siding, and adding premium insulation packages.
Are your homes built to withstand severe weather?
Yes. All of our homes are engineered to meet specific HUD “Wind Zone” and “Snow Load” ratings based on where the home will be placed. We ensure that the home you buy is legally and structurally compliant with your local US climate requirements.
What Should I Offer?
Your offer should reflect the home’s market value, current demand, and your budget comfort. Reviewing recent sales in the area and considering the property’s condition helps you make a fair, competitive offer.
Can I Ask You for Advice?
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