Top Considerations for Buying Manufactured Homes
Are you in the market to buy a manufactured house? Before you make a deal, Wholesale Manufactured Homes wants you to learn more about 4 things you need to consider before making this exciting purchase!
Manufactured homes give people the opportunity to own a beautiful, spacious home without spending a fortune. Home buyers can find manufactured homes that have the space for large families without sacrificing style or quality. If this is your first time looking at manufactured homes, here are 4 things you want to consider to make the buying process easier:
Financing:
Did you know that not every lender considers a manufactured home a real estate deal? Today, government issued loans like VA and FHA are great options for qualified buyers interested in manufactured homes. Click here to learn more about the different loan types.
Land:
You need a place to put your manufactured home. Choose your land wisely, because it will appreciate and add tremendous value to your home over time.
Maintenance:
Schedule yearly inspections to check for rust, roof issues, and damaged siding. Well-maintained homes hold their value longer.
Design:
Today’s manufactured homes have exteriors that mimic log cabins and chalets and interiors with upgraded finishes and appliances. Like traditional homes, manufactured homes can be customized to any unique style.
When you’re ready to purchase a manufactured home, check out Wholesale Manufactured Homes. We’re located in Kingston, OK, and offer an impressive selection of new and pre-owned multi-section and single-section mobile homes. Our team will walk you through the process of buying your new manufactured home and can even help you secure financing within a matter of minutes. A family-owned and operated business since 1984, we care deeply about our customers’ experiences. Whether you’re looking for an everyday family home or a mobile home for your lake property, we have the finest selection in Oklahoma.
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