If you're thinking of selling your current manufactured home, tackling different home repairs or upgrades without professional involvement could be a great way to save some money while making your property more appealing to potential buyers. On the downside, a series of DIY mistakes could prevent you from obtaining the results you expect. Because the consequences of specific renovation fails can have serious financial implications, here are some common mistakes you should avoid when prepping your manufactured home for sale.
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Avoid These 7 DIY Mistakes
Tuesday, 22 February 2022
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Today's Manufactured Home Keeps Getting Better
Tuesday, 30 November 2021
Over the past decades, technology has fundamentally transformed the way we live, work, shop, communicate, and do business. But one more thing technology has changed is the way we build homes, particularly factory-built homes. Allowing manufactured home builders to improve productivity and safety, while also reducing construction costs and time, modern technologies can add significant value at every stage of the manufactured home building process.
Does My Spouse's Credit Affect Me Buying a Home
Tuesday, 9 November 2021
At Triad Financial Services, our professionals receive many questions about the minimum requirements that an applicant must meet in order to qualify for a manufactured home loan. One question we get asked quite often is whether a spouse's credit score impacts the other spouse's ability to qualify for the loan amount they need to buy a manufactured or modular home