MH home as a vacation home
MH home as a vacation home
Randy,
I have begun reading your book for a second time and have a question or two about purchasing a mobile home as a vacation home. Most of what you write pretains to a purchase as being your primary residense. Are there other financing options available? I am planning to purchase a single-wide and am looking at this purchase as if it was another automobile. Am I incorrect in my thinking?
I have already purchased the land out-right and now need to determine how much trailer I can afford to determine how much up-grades I
can get.
Also,
Brands such as Fuqua and Commodore that you recommend do not seem to manufacture single wides. Do you have a list of preferable single-wide manufacturers?
Thanks!
Re: Financing Packages
Hello Ralph,
Basically there are two different types of loans available for manufactured homebuyers. The first is called a Home Only loan and the other is called a Land/Home loan or new construction loan. If you don't want to tie up the property a home only package is best. You are correct in your thinking a home only package is considered personal property like a car. If you do a land/home package then you have "real property." The choice is yours, land/home package has a better interest rate but you tie up your vacation property. A home only loan has a higher interest rate but you don't tie up the property. Hope this helps, have a Merry Christmas.
Randy Eaton
Basically there are two different types of loans available for manufactured homebuyers. The first is called a Home Only loan and the other is called a Land/Home loan or new construction loan. If you don't want to tie up the property a home only package is best. You are correct in your thinking a home only package is considered personal property like a car. If you do a land/home package then you have "real property." The choice is yours, land/home package has a better interest rate but you tie up your vacation property. A home only loan has a higher interest rate but you don't tie up the property. Hope this helps, have a Merry Christmas.
Randy Eaton
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