Manufactured Home Appraisals: Key To Affordable Homeownership
Manufactured homes are typically more affordable than traditional homes. But first you have to pass the appraisal process.
Manufactured homes are typically more affordable than traditional homes. But first you have to pass the appraisal process.
It's a popular idea: Buy land in the country and build your dream house. What are the practical steps, and is it even possible?
Even brand-new homes can hide serious flaws, which is why many experts recommend a professional inspection before closing—even if the property appears perfect. While an inspection may add costs and delay your timeline, it can help uncover critical issues early, give you leverage with the builder, and provide peace of mind.
Should you get a home inspection right before your warranty expires? Some experts think so.
An expiring appraisal can put a damper on your home purchase or refinance. Here's how long they last before you need a new one.
New construction property taxes only include the land value. When do you have to start paying the full amount?
USDA loans offer the opportunity to buy a manufactured home with zero down. But it must be a new, never-lived-in manufactured home to be eligible.
While it’s a generous loan option, FHA loans come with several key requirements prospective borrowers will need to meet or exceed, including minimum credit score, minimum down payment, and maximum debt-to-income ratio.