FHA Mobile, Manufactured or Modular Home Loans

Title I FHA Home Loan Programs allow FHA approved lenders to make loans to eligible borrowers to finance the purchase of a Mobile, Manufactured or Modular home.

Mobile Home Loan Programs:

FHA Mobile Home Loans offer affordable financing options for buyers looking to purchase or refinance manufactured homes. Insured by the Federal Housing Administration, these loans come with lower down payments, flexible credit requirements, and competitive interest rates. Borrowers can use FHA loans for both single-wide and double-wide mobile homes, as well as for the land they sit on. FHA Title I loans cover homes in parks or on leased land, while FHA Title II loans require the home to be permanently affixed to a foundation. With government backing, FHA loans provide a secure path to homeownership for many buyers. home.

Manufactured Home Loan Programs:

FHA Manufactured Home Loans offer affordable financing options for buyers seeking to purchase or refinance manufactured homes. Backed by the Federal Housing Administration, these loans come with low down payments, flexible credit requirements, and competitive interest rates. Borrowers can choose from Title I loans for home-only financing or Title II loans for homes on permanent foundations. FHA loans require the home to meet HUD safety standards, ensuring quality housing. Ideal for first-time buyers or those with limited savings, these loans make homeownership more accessible while providing government-backed security to lenders, fostering confidence in the manufactured housing market.

Modular Home Loan Programs:

FHA modular home loans offer an affordable financing option for buyers interested in factory-built homes that meet HUD standards. These loans, insured by the Federal Housing Administration, provide lower down payments, flexible credit requirements, and competitive interest rates. Borrowers can use them to purchase new modular homes or refinance existing ones. FHA loans require the home to be placed on a permanent foundation and classified as real property. With options like FHA 203(b) for standard purchases and FHA 203(k) for renovations, these loans make homeownership more accessible. They are ideal for those seeking affordability and government-backed security.

Some of these features include:

  • Lower Credit Scores

  • Little (or No) Down-Payment Programs

  • Gifts can be used as the down payment

  • No Income Limits

  • 'Good Neighbor Next Door' Programs

  • 'Home Path Ready Buy Programs' to purchase previously foreclosed homes.

  • Energy-efficient mortgage FHA Loan Program and allows borrowers to combine the cost of energy-efficient upgrades into their FHA Loan loan upfront(without a larger down payment.)

  • FHA 203k Loans An FHA Backed Loan that lets you purchase a 'Fixer-Upper' home and borrow the money you may need up-front to pay for home improvement projects.

 

The important step in purchasing a new home is to get an FHA Pre-Approval Letter for a home loan. The peace of mind that comes with knowing that your mortgage loan has been approved will allow you to shop for your new home with confidence. And when you are ready to make an offer, the fact that you have already been pre-approved for your loan amount will give the seller confidence in you as a buyer.

FHA First Time Home Buyer Application