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Manufacturers of manufactured homes and related information.

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Homes Direct

Homes Direct is the largest Manufactured and Modular Home retailer in the Western United States with 12 locations in 5 states (AZ,CA,NM,OR,WA).

http://www.thehomesdirect.com
Manufactured Selling Solutions

Buys and sell mobile homes and manufactured homes.

http://www.mobilehomesell.com/
Appraisal Class Online

Business directory to appraisal classes online.

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Property Assessors Offices - Massachusetts

Massachusetts county assessors offices and tax records.

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Property Assessors Offices - Tennessee

Tennessee county assessors offices and tax records.

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Property Assessors Offices - Oklahoma

Oklahoma county assessors offices and tax records.

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Property Assessors Offices - South Dakota

South Dakota county assessors offices and tax records.

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Independent Fee Appraisers in Connecticut

Real estate appraisal firms located in Connecticut.

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Property Assessors Offices - Florida

Florida county assessors offices and tax records.

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Property Assessors Offices - Louisiana

Louisiana county assessors offices and tax records.

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Manufactured Homes News and Trends

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The latest manufactured homes news and trends are all about more exciting options. Manufactured homes for sale today are no longer the mobile homes of yesterday. Read More »

Manufactured Homes

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First known as static caravans, manufactured homes are prefabricated homes that are factory-built and then transported by tractor-trailers to readied sites. Manufactured homes dealers typically offer sizes such as single-wide, double-wide and even triple-wide, ranging from as little as 18 feet to more than 50 feet in width. Read More »

Manufactured Homes Basics

When many people think of manufactured homes, they immediately think of mobile homes or trailer parks. In truth, manufactured homes are now almost as varied as the people who live in them. Modern pre manufactured homes can have basements or more than one story, much like traditionally built homes. Because a factory does most of the work, they are more economical and environmentally friendly than a house built on site.

Manufactured home floor plans are spacious and efficient. Heating and cooling efficiency are top priority. While the benefits are clear, the terminology of manufactured homes basics can be a little confusing. Here are the basic types of prefabricated homes:

1. Mobile homes are factory built houses built before 1976, when HUD code because standard.

2. A manufactured home is a factory built house that meets or exceeds the HUD code, but may not meet local building codes and may have restrictions on where you can place it.

3. A modular home is a factory built house that meets or exceeds the state and local building codes of the permanent home site.

Search local listings for used manufactured homes for sale

Used manufactured homes are often great deals, especially if they are in need of a little loving care. As with buying any home, always utilize the services of a certified home inspector and be realistic about what problems you can fix or live with.

Find new manufactured homes

There are many manufactured homes dealers and manufacturers to choose from. A local dealer is a possible option, but it pays to explore all options before deciding where to buy your new home.

Live in luxury custom manufactured homes

Today's custom manufactured home can include everything from appliances to furniture. While the options are dizzying, the cost may be lower than you think.
  • In terms of insurance and financing, new manufactured homes are the same as any other home. Unfortunately, this may not be true of used ones, particularly if the home is not on a permanent foundation. The only way to know for sure is to check with your lender and insurance agent.